[The woman hands over the folder, and seats herself in an empty chair. And Law just sits and waits while Rosinante looks over her files. They're not entirely professional looking, they were made at home and printed off on a printer with some flaws. There's a couple of water spots too. But the information is organized, and a wealth of information as far as a civilian's work goes. And there's far more information than what the webpage held.
Dellion Conway-40, Dishonorably discharged, arson and suspected robbery, (two months imprisonment) was seen at The Treasury five days after birthday. 6/4. Hung himself. Cecil Marrins-40, Honorably discharged, partial paralysis after surviving base bombing, was at The Treasury on birthday. 6/4. Bled out after cutting his throat. Issak White-40, Dishonorably discharged, dependency discharge, at The Treasury six days after birthday. 5/29. Drowned in bathtub. George Sands-40, Honorably discharged, cancer diagnosis, visited The Treasury three days after birthday. 4/22. Electrocuted in bathtub. Mack Fisher-40, Dishonorably discharged, unknown misconduct (can't get information on it), was seen at The Treasury two days after birthday. 10/2. Self-inflicted burns. Laurence Roads-40, Dishonorably discharged, war crimes (one year imprisonment), visited The Treasury one day after birthday. 3/5. Bled out, cut three names into his body, could only get two of them though. Amari West, Meri West. I don't know them, not local. Names didn't show up in search. Beauregard 'Bo' Watanabe-40, Honorably discharged, psychological condition (Unknown specifically), visited The Treasury four days after birthday. 4/11. Hung himself. Mary Church-40, Honorably discharged, psychological condition (PTSD), spotted at The Treasury the day after birthday. 6/1. Hung herself off of Parson's Bridge during the Marine Memorial, rope snapped immediately. Not sure what actually killed her. Marigold Fisk-40, Honorably discharged, seasickness, made a purchase at The Treasury five days after birthday. 3/16. They said she died from a head injury, accidental. Ellis White, a physician who worked at the hospital, says she bashed her head against the corner of a table until her brain was visible. He said she had already been given a sedative, and broke out of her straightjacket. He's been the best doctor we've had for over a decade, I believe him. James Marple-40, Honorably discharged, psychological condition (PTSD), was at The Treasury two days after birthday. 9/26. Jumped off of the roof of The Treasury. Kathryn 'Kitty' Walker-40, Honorably discharged, dependency discharge, seen at The Treasury two days after birthday. 11/7. Self-inflicted gunshot wound. Mallon Smithson-40, Honorably discharged, unlisted reason (Came home with a lot more money than expected), was seen at The Treasury the day after his birthday. 1/6. Drowned in Mary Wessel's fish pond.
Another two names are on this list that weren't on the website. Alfred Wendell-40, dishonorably discharged, drug use, was spotted at The Treasury five days after birthday. 3/31. Ran at the local police with a knife until he was shot down. Footage shows that he didn't take a swing at any point, knife stayed at side although he acted like he was going to cut them. Dewey Birch-40, dishonorably discharged, assaulted a superior officer, was seen at The Treasury two days after birthday. 7/2. Self-inflicted gunshot wound.
All of the names have their own printed out page of information, obituaries, death certificates on some of them, articles from the news about their discharges on some. Besides their age at death and the location they visited within the week of their deaths, all of the potential victims seem to have the area in common. They're not all from one town, but they all came from the small towns locally that surround The Treasury.
The final page has maps on it, showing first the proximity of The Treasury to the local small towns. It's literally smack dab in the middle of three. The second map shows that a Marine recruitment center used to be right where The Treasury now stands. It was demolished, and the antique store took it's place there, apparently. A news article is taped to the back of the page, noting the lack of local wildlife in the last few years, and how trappers were unable to find any sign of animals living in the area that weren't housepets.] Let me see it when you're done please, Rosinante-ya.
[Law really wants to get his hands on it. And while Rosinante reads, the phone rings in the kitchen. And their hostess gets up.] I'll be back in a minute, sorry! Gotta get this. There's something else I want to tell you before you leave too." [And with that, they're left to their own devices again.]
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Dellion Conway-40, Dishonorably discharged, arson and suspected robbery, (two months imprisonment) was seen at The Treasury five days after birthday. 6/4. Hung himself.
Cecil Marrins-40, Honorably discharged, partial paralysis after surviving base bombing, was at The Treasury on birthday. 6/4. Bled out after cutting his throat.
Issak White-40, Dishonorably discharged, dependency discharge, at The Treasury six days after birthday. 5/29. Drowned in bathtub.
George Sands-40, Honorably discharged, cancer diagnosis, visited The Treasury three days after birthday. 4/22. Electrocuted in bathtub.
Mack Fisher-40, Dishonorably discharged, unknown misconduct (can't get information on it), was seen at The Treasury two days after birthday. 10/2. Self-inflicted burns.
Laurence Roads-40, Dishonorably discharged, war crimes (one year imprisonment), visited The Treasury one day after birthday. 3/5. Bled out, cut three names into his body, could only get two of them though. Amari West, Meri West. I don't know them, not local. Names didn't show up in search.
Beauregard 'Bo' Watanabe-40, Honorably discharged, psychological condition (Unknown specifically), visited The Treasury four days after birthday. 4/11. Hung himself.
Mary Church-40, Honorably discharged, psychological condition (PTSD), spotted at The Treasury the day after birthday. 6/1. Hung herself off of Parson's Bridge during the Marine Memorial, rope snapped immediately. Not sure what actually killed her.
Marigold Fisk-40, Honorably discharged, seasickness, made a purchase at The Treasury five days after birthday. 3/16. They said she died from a head injury, accidental. Ellis White, a physician who worked at the hospital, says she bashed her head against the corner of a table until her brain was visible. He said she had already been given a sedative, and broke out of her straightjacket. He's been the best doctor we've had for over a decade, I believe him.
James Marple-40, Honorably discharged, psychological condition (PTSD), was at The Treasury two days after birthday. 9/26. Jumped off of the roof of The Treasury.
Kathryn 'Kitty' Walker-40, Honorably discharged, dependency discharge, seen at The Treasury two days after birthday. 11/7. Self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Mallon Smithson-40, Honorably discharged, unlisted reason (Came home with a lot more money than expected), was seen at The Treasury the day after his birthday. 1/6. Drowned in Mary Wessel's fish pond.
Another two names are on this list that weren't on the website.
Alfred Wendell-40, dishonorably discharged, drug use, was spotted at The Treasury five days after birthday. 3/31. Ran at the local police with a knife until he was shot down. Footage shows that he didn't take a swing at any point, knife stayed at side although he acted like he was going to cut them.
Dewey Birch-40, dishonorably discharged, assaulted a superior officer, was seen at The Treasury two days after birthday. 7/2. Self-inflicted gunshot wound.
All of the names have their own printed out page of information, obituaries, death certificates on some of them, articles from the news about their discharges on some. Besides their age at death and the location they visited within the week of their deaths, all of the potential victims seem to have the area in common. They're not all from one town, but they all came from the small towns locally that surround The Treasury.
The final page has maps on it, showing first the proximity of The Treasury to the local small towns. It's literally smack dab in the middle of three. The second map shows that a Marine recruitment center used to be right where The Treasury now stands. It was demolished, and the antique store took it's place there, apparently. A news article is taped to the back of the page, noting the lack of local wildlife in the last few years, and how trappers were unable to find any sign of animals living in the area that weren't housepets.] Let me see it when you're done please, Rosinante-ya.
[Law really wants to get his hands on it. And while Rosinante reads, the phone rings in the kitchen. And their hostess gets up.] I'll be back in a minute, sorry! Gotta get this. There's something else I want to tell you before you leave too." [And with that, they're left to their own devices again.]