Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 628

Right now, it was a race against time to interrogate them and gather as much useful information as possible before their bosses could react.

The detective led Bennett and Gordon to a door and knocked.

Instead of a "come in," the door swung open. Bruce stood inside, dressed in his police uniform.

"Bennett, you're here. Come in," Bruce said, his stern face softening slightly at the sight of him.

"Mr. Jones," Bennett greeted him politely.

"We owe your men a lot for tonight. I didn't realize the scale of their operation was this large. We were understaffed. If your men hadn't stepped in, the ringleaders would have escaped. We would have wasted our efforts and tipped them off."

"Riverbend is Thompson family territory, after all. I had my men keeping an eye on things to make sure Eden didn't cause any trouble. I'm just glad we could be of assistance to the team."

Bennett said modestly.

Bruce nodded and led Bennett over to the surveillance monitors.

Bennett focused on the screens, which showed feeds from several interrogation rooms.

His eyes were sharp and intense. After watching for a moment, he spoke. "Number Two and Number Eleven... they look strange."

Bruce smiled. "You've got a sharp eye. It's a shame you didn't become a detective."

Bruce had been watching the suspects all night and had also noticed something off about Two and Eleven.

"Could he be involved in another case?" Bennett suggested.

Bruce's eyes lit up. If only the detectives under his command were this sharp.

"I've already brought in some villagers from near Riverbend to identify him. Two of them said they saw this man loitering around the village right before and after the murder."

To pull off a perfect crime, you have to scout the location beforehand, get familiar with the surroundings to ensure there are no surprises.

Scouting has to be done during the day when you can see clearly, not at night. But during the day, there are people around, so someone in the village was bound to have seen him.

If the village hadn't had a power and water outage, and if there had been security cameras, the police would have identified the suspect long ago.