Susan said, "The family of the victim will come to make a statement today, Reimen and Jenny, you two are in charge of reception."

Luke and Marcus, go investigate the owner of the blood."

"Yes, captain."

...

Norri Square.

On the east side of the square, a news interview van was parked.

Jinmu asked the female host next to him, "How was the live broadcast just now?"

The female host nodded, "It was great, the ratings were also very good, people like to hear Angela's story.

I should have had you guys broadcast live earlier."

"Angela's first performance was here, she often wandered around here, she liked this place," Jinmu said, his gaze somewhat vacant. "I'm also planning to hold Angela's memorial service here; I believe she would like that."

The hostess praised, "You two had a really good relationship. I envy your friendship."

Jinmu's eyes reddened, "I always treated her like a sister, thought I would always be there with her... I didn't expect it to suddenly..."

"Wuwu..."

A black sedan stopped nearby, and two men with distinctive hairstyles got out.

An old man with white hair, another bald.

The two men both wore sour faces, a somewhat similar 'keep out' expression, and stared at Jinmu not far from the interview van.

Jinmu felt a bit creeped out by their stare, "Hey, you guys look familiar. Are you fans of Angela too?

"Unlikely," he quickly dismissed the idea, "What do you want?"

David flashed a police badge, "We're not fans of Angela.

But we did meet you yesterday, LAPD."

"Hey, now I remember, you are colleagues of Detective Chief Luke, how is he?"

"No, he's very angry, angry at you."

"Why?"

"Why didn't you answer his call?"

"Oh, that's a misunderstanding." Jinmu slapped his forehead, "I changed my phone number, and I forgot to notify him.

So sorry."

David cocked his head, "So we came here, let's find a place to talk."

Jinmu found the bald man difficult to get along with, somewhat resistant, "Talk about what?"

"Talk about Angela, then about your future prison life."

"What do you mean by that?" Jinmu countered.

The deputy interrupted both, "Gentlemen, this is not the place to talk." He pointed at Jinmu and said, "Either you find a place, or you come with us to the station."

"No, I can't go with you to the station, I have a magazine interview soon."

David waved his hand, "Forget about the damn interview, you're not going anywhere until you've finished your statement."

Subsequently, Jinmu took them onto a van.

The space inside the van was quite large, allowing for face-to-face conversation, very suitable for taking statements.

The deputy surveyed the interior of the van, "This van is nice, it would be perfect without the vampire accessories."

Jinmu sighed, "This is the van Angela usually used, she liked to do her makeup here... I might sell it later.

"What do you want with me?"

The deputy got straight to the point, "Why didn't you answer Luke's call?"

"As I said earlier, I didn't intentionally ignore Detective Chief Luke's call, it was because there were too many calls, my phone was almost bursting, so I changed to a new number.

"I never thought about evading the police, otherwise I wouldn't have appeared on TV."

The deputy didn't dwell on this issue, indeed he had seen the other on a TV program.

"What was your relationship like with Angela?"

"Very good, we were not only partners but also very good friends, we talked about everything, she always saw me as a brother, and I always did my utmost to take care of her."

"Did you have any conflicts?"

"No, we got along very harmoniously, we always respected each other, and if there were any issues, we would sit down and solve them together. It was always like this."

"According to our investigation, the night before last, you and Angela had a heated argument in the backstage corridor, is that true?" This was the information the deputy had just received from Raymond.

"Uh... The night before last, we did have some minor disagreements, all very normal, nothing serious."

"Why did you have an argument?"

"Some issues about the performance.

"I felt the atmosphere at the venue was good, the fans were also enthusiastic, so I wanted to hold a few more parties.

"You know Angela's fans aren't just in Los Angeles, but also in New York, San Francisco, Las Vegas, all very enthusiastic fans, and they all really wanted to see Angela.

"This is beneficial for the promotion of the album," Jinmu shrugged. "But Angela didn't want to do that, she wanted to end the album promotion sooner.

"I was trying to persuade her, and fans happened to see us, they thought we were arguing, but that wasn't the case.

"It was all a misunderstanding."

The deputy crossed off a question, "Did you have the bar turn off the surveillance?"

"Yes."

"Why?"

"It was Angela's idea, she didn't like cameras, felt like being watched, she had suffered from this before. The media journalists are pervasive, they might pay for surveillance footage to use it against Angela's image, really annoying.

"As her manager, I had no reason not to agree."

The deputy asked, "Where were you between one and four o'clock in the morning yesterday?"

"The concert had just ended at one o'clock, I stayed in the bar for a while, probably left after one, and then went straight home. Nothing else to say about that." Jinmu finished, also realizing,

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