The Witness

Chapter 2 It Has BegunRaymond Sanders  was  a handsome and very attractive man, he has the charm and on top of all he has the wealth and fame. He very well knew that. He always felt invigorated having the knowledge of that fact.Wherever he is at there are always women. Women who are always willing, no objections to hearing about his latest business feat or acquisition. He loves seeing them at awe. Not only that ,but it always a great pleasure  for him that he can easily convince women of his interest to have them in his bed.This time his sights are set on a woman with soft black hair .Her beautiful face was more pronounced by the make up she used or put by a professional  beautician. The black dress clinging to her perfect body  matches the black eyes. Very hypnotizing and alluring.  But he has to behave himself, this party he was invited  to isn’t an ordinary one. Wealthy  and fa

CHAPTER 4  The First Rush....Summer 2005. Now a gang had completed to six people. Six people although they may be different but were drawn together  towards a common goal, self-worth and belongingness. They have concluded their second year in the university and so time for  leisure and pleasure.It had been planned that they would spend a week at one of the boys' parents cottage . there they brought their paraphernalia, a few sachets of crystalline substance or dried leaves of that kind, matches, tinfoil and some other things like movie discs, band recordings and didn’t forget to stocked up  the fridge with beers and rations they will be needing for the whole week.There parents didn’t mind whatever they do. Guess they are too busy making more loads of money. And besides they will always be there when they are in trouble and taking care of everything. So practically nothing to worry.  But at the same time an

Chapter 6 : Dawn of Uncovering The TV screen at the police station   was showing a documentary about a case of missing person. The reporter was expertly  detailing the events that led to the uncovering of the mysteries surrounding the disappearance. He emphasized that the success of solving the case is due to the unwavering cooperation of witnesses and the victim's family  as well as the devotion of the police force led by Detective Ian Murray. Detective efforts were praised but Ian felt hollow. He felt tired, the file in his hands seemed to be heavy . His mind is in fog ,his mysterious caller also left a message. His phone display said,  I will meet you., but that was all. He knew it’s going to be a long day and of days to come. He went over the case again. Two young couple murdered, a very brutal double murder, with several children of prominent families as suspects, and nine years later one of these kids suddenly turned hi

CHAPTER 8 The Unknown FactorHe just arrived in his office and hardly settled when a transparent plastic folder resting at his desk caught his eye.What the.... he thought and called for Hesus. He now assigned him of the papers in his desk. Taking him in charge of paper works, anything that comes on and off his table. The summaries, memos, case files or anything that should be taken cared of inside the office , he except him of field work for now.“Do you know where that came from?” Hesus shook his head attempting to reach for it. “Don’t touch it, ok? There may be fingerprints.”They stared at the top most  sheet. ’Gang Attacks’, read the heading.Underneath which they will find out later are newspaper clippings of violent crimes committed allegedly by kids in boarding school. Attack on young man  on a deserted road. On a young couple at midnight just right outside a club

CHAPTER 10 The LawyerOliver Randell Davis born to a prominent clan of lawyers.  With a father of strict rules and a disciplinarian.  They both love their profession and always thought that Oliver will take their lead in the future as if it was his only destiny. For him at that early age he perceived it to be normal. He couldn’t think of any other better.They were strict of his studies as far as he can remember. Getting the private tutor, sending him to the best schools. Friends as they say were unnecessary. They come and go.  And when he didn’t meet their expectations they would  tell him to stand  and explain to them himself as if in front of a jury that he should defend himself. He never complained and always thought to himself that it was for his future. But as he grew up he felt the loneliness and ask himself  why he was alone. Was friends really unnecessary? Or why can’t he not go out to fancy hims