Chapter 35 Heavy Strikes

A perfect crime scene and a petty thief were an odd combination. In Fox's memory, the reason no one was ever found was because there were no clues. Even if a trace was discovered and investigated deeply, it led nowhere. This was the work of a professional. In prison, Fox had often chatted with fellow inmates, gaining a wealth of unique experiences. From these conversations, he had learned a lot about the criminal mindset. Novice criminals would act erratically after committing a crime. Their attempts to cover up their actions were usually clumsy. Because they weren't calm, their actions often revealed more than they hid. Experienced criminals, on the other hand, were composed and had strategies in place. While people said they had anti-detection skills, most of these skills came from experience rather than formal training. The crime scenes of novices and veterans were distinctly different. Lucy’s fate seemed to have truly changed, but capturing just a petty thief felt odd. “Wh