Posted by Captain Eela Dasca (Lt. Governor) in Police HQ- Forensics Dept (TMODJ)
In the Government Tower, on the 46th floor, forensic specialists operated in a set of labs. All the evidence collected from the apartment of Dashiel Jones rested in their collection containers, including organic matter and the smashed portable computer.

In the biological forensics lab, Dr. Rueen Narz was running the tendril that had been retrieved through their scanners. “It’s confirmed to be Flaxian,” she said to the recording. “We’ll have to run the DNA through the database to see if there is a match.”

Meanwhile, the digital forensics were a more complicated issue. Aliana Ripkiz, head of Technological Forensics was staring at the computer and sighed. She could get in easily, but this was a jurisdictional issue. She sent a message to the Major Crimes Division team that was handling the Jones murder and informed them they her lab had Jones’ computer and confirmed no one had accessed its contents. That piece of evidence was still secure and awaiting someone with the clearance to view the diplomats’ personal and professional documents and correspondence.

~Eela Dasca, Lt. Gov.

DCI Pangolin entered shortly after the message was forwarded to him as he’d been in a meeting with the Commissioner “We have a clearance issue?” He asked as he sauntered into the lab.

DCI Pangolin