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Todd Baker had worked hard to make Detective, but he had not made friends. He looked around the squad room at the other Detectives, all of them at least 15 years older than his 25 years. They stood there, drinking coffee, looking at him and laughing amongst themselves. Those old grizzled vets had come up with a nick-name for Todd – they called him “Bill Gates” because of Todd’s affinity for solving crimes with modern technology. Todd just shook them off and went about his job, confident in the fact that he was the future of law-enforcement, and those guys were the dinosaurs.
At this moment, he was examining the spectromital digital analysis readout of carpet fibers from a recent murder. Earlier, he had studied the printouts of a bio-containment/rejection match physio – analysis and was about to run a quasi-seminal probability match on the separate results. Later, he would go to the crime lab and check out the blood separation results from the genetic marker synthesis recreator, which would give him a tri-angular match approach paradigm – all of which, of course, would increase his chance of identifying a suspect.
Todd let out a sigh. He shook his head, knowing there were only one or two people in his whole squad that understood any of this. He was a very techno-savy cop. His dual major in Biology and Forensics would one day land him in his cherished job of special agent in the FBI. But for now, he had to bide his time, doing his job, and being repeatedly frustrated as he attempted to explain his approach to his captain and fellow detectives. That was truly frustrating. None of these men understood him. Most laughed and ridiculed him.
Todd’s singular approach to his work did not excuse him from orders from his superiors. The deceased on the case he was working on was someone of note. Rumor was she was the mistress of the Mayor. Todd could see the roadblocks being put up as he investigated this murder. His captain had told him to be prepared for “a diverse array of investigative methods” when working on this case.
He looked at an email that had the name of a woman Todd was to contact. This woman was made available to the police department on a free-lance basis to assist in the solving of difficult crimes. This woman was a psychic. Todd let out a sigh again. Great. A psychic. I doubt if she’s gonna be much help with the bio-containment/rejection match physio-analysis. He picked up his phone and dialed her number.
“Hello, this is Detective Todd Baker,” he said when she picked up. “I was instructed by my Captain to contact you about assisting with a murder investigation.”
At this moment, he was examining the spectromital digital analysis readout of carpet fibers from a recent murder. Earlier, he had studied the printouts of a bio-containment/rejection match physio – analysis and was about to run a quasi-seminal probability match on the separate results. Later, he would go to the crime lab and check out the blood separation results from the genetic marker synthesis recreator, which would give him a tri-angular match approach paradigm – all of which, of course, would increase his chance of identifying a suspect.
Todd let out a sigh. He shook his head, knowing there were only one or two people in his whole squad that understood any of this. He was a very techno-savy cop. His dual major in Biology and Forensics would one day land him in his cherished job of special agent in the FBI. But for now, he had to bide his time, doing his job, and being repeatedly frustrated as he attempted to explain his approach to his captain and fellow detectives. That was truly frustrating. None of these men understood him. Most laughed and ridiculed him.
Todd’s singular approach to his work did not excuse him from orders from his superiors. The deceased on the case he was working on was someone of note. Rumor was she was the mistress of the Mayor. Todd could see the roadblocks being put up as he investigated this murder. His captain had told him to be prepared for “a diverse array of investigative methods” when working on this case.
He looked at an email that had the name of a woman Todd was to contact. This woman was made available to the police department on a free-lance basis to assist in the solving of difficult crimes. This woman was a psychic. Todd let out a sigh again. Great. A psychic. I doubt if she’s gonna be much help with the bio-containment/rejection match physio-analysis. He picked up his phone and dialed her number.
“Hello, this is Detective Todd Baker,” he said when she picked up. “I was instructed by my Captain to contact you about assisting with a murder investigation.”
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