Chapter 30 If There Is a Person Behind the Scenes


    "Take it easy." Captain Devin calmed Shawn softly, "We think that Mr. Marcus could not be the


    murderer. We also found his alibi. As for why there are his fingerprints on the fruit knife, our analysis


    was that he had used this knife before and was secretly taken away by the deceasedter. In the


    surveince video, no one was approaching the deceased, so she should havemitted suicide by


    standing by the pool."


    Captain Devin''s spection made everyone''s tense nerves rx. But what he said next made them


    anxious again.


    "At present, it can only be inferred like this, because there is no other evidence and it has not been


    found out why the deceasedmitted suicide. We will continue to investigate and we will definitely


    make it clear."


    Shawn frowned, pondering over and over again what Captain Devin said.


    After investigating for a long time, the police found no suspicious person from the surveince video.


    Except near the swimming pool, no bloodstains of the deceased were found anywhere else, but there


    were fingerprints of Marcus on the murder weapon. These clues were connected and there were too


    many coincidences.


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    "This is the result of the investigation. I have something else to do. I have to go first." Captain Devin got


    up and prepared to leave.


    "Captain Devin, we will cooperate fully. Thank you so much."


    "You’re wee."


    Shawn pointed at the servant standing next to him with his chin, and said, "Walk Captain Devin out."


    The servant said "um" and led Captain Devin to the door.


    "That..." The servant hesitated.


    Captain Devin looked around warily, and asked softly, "Do you have any clues? You can tell me."


    "I think it must be the dark shadow."


    "What shadow?" Captain Devin was deeply surprised.


    "It''s the..."


    Speaking here, the servant quickly stopped in a panic when he saw someone approaching.


    Then the servant didn''t say a word until Captain Devin left the Clinton’s. Captain Devin looked back at


    the Clinton’s, feeling that the case was more suspicious.


    After Captain Devin left with his men, silence returned to the living room.


    Shawn sped his hands and sat on the sofa with a serious expression on his face. Marcus and Janice


    were silent, frowning. No one knew what they were thinking.


    "Someone." Shawn let out a low growl, breaking the silence.


    An elder servant ran up to the three of them, lowered his head slightly and asked, "Mr. Clinton, may I


    help you?"


    "Find a reliable funeral home to bury Ada, andfort her family members. We will try our best to meet


    whatever requirements they have. In addition, prepare more pensions."


    "Yes." The servant left the living room after taking the order.


    Shawn looked sideways at Marcus. He saw that Marcus’ tense face and frowning.


    He thought of what Captain Devin had just said, and quickly said to Marcus, "Marcus, Grandpa


    believes that you didn''t kill anyone. You don’t have to have any psychological burden."


    Marcus said faintly, "Grandpa, I really didn’t kill Ada. However, based on what I know about Ada, she


    should not choose tomit suicide. Besides, even if she wants to do this, she doesn’t have to ran to


    the swimming pool."


    "You mean...?" Shawn asked and stared at Marcus without blinking.


    "If I''m right, the real murderer wants to frame me." Marcus’ peaceful tone seemed to hide the killing


    intent.


    "Marcus, do you think too much? What does he want to frame you? You pose no threats to anyone."


    Although Shawn said so, he didn''tpletely deny Marcus'' conjecture in his mind. Because if there


    were too many coincidences, it would be no longer a mere coincidence. If there was a man behind the


    scenes, he definitely couldn''t let the other party know their doubts. So it was better to let Marcus stay


    out of the matter first.


    "Grandpa, I don''t think things are that simple. The evidence..."


    Marcus wanted to continue to argue, but was interrupted mercilessly by Shawn, "The police''s


    investigation result can''t be wrong. Just listen to them. Since the vi is not safe, don''t run around


    recently. Stay here. I’m here. No one dares to do anything to you!" Shawn said with a tough tone.


    Marcus'' heart sank to the bottom of the valley. There was only calmness and coldness in his eyes.


    Shawn nced at Janice, thinking she hadn''t recovered from the murder case, so he changed the


    subject.


    "Janice, you said in the morning that the bedroom on the second floor wasfortable, so how about


    staying here with Marcus for a few more days?"


    Janice slightly nodded and replied in a low voice, "Okay."


    "Well! If there is nothing else, you two can go back to your room and rest. You guys don''t need to


    apany me."


    Shawn stood up and walked to the bedroom on the first floor with the help of the servant.


    Janice pushed Marcus into the study on the second floor. The two had their own concerns, and neither


    of them spoke.