Part 7: Investigating the Suspects The Unsolved Mystery of Abdulazeez and Olufunmilayo
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Chapter 7: Investigating the Suspects
Detective Johnson had been working on the case of Abdulazeez and Olufunmilayo for weeks, and he was determined to find out what had happened to them. He had interviewed all of their friends and family, and had come up with a list of possible suspects. Now it was time to start investigating them.
The first suspect on the list was a man named John Smith. Johnson had heard that John had been seen arguing with Abdulazeez a few days before he disappeared. Johnson decided to pay John a visit and see what he could find out.
When Johnson arrived at John's house, he was met by a woman who identified herself as John's wife. She told Johnson that John had gone out of town for a few days and wouldn't be back until later that week. Johnson thanked her for her time and left.
The next suspect on the list was a woman named Sarah Jones. Johnson had heard that Sarah had been seen with Olufunmilayo the day before she disappeared. Johnson decided to pay Sarah a visit and see what he could find out.
When Johnson arrived at Sarah's house, he was met by a man who identified himself as Sarah's husband. He told Johnson that Sarah had gone out of town for a few days and wouldn't be back until later that week. Johnson thanked him for his time and left.
The third suspect on the list was a man named Mark Brown. Johnson had heard that Mark had been seen arguing with Olufunmilayo a few days before she disappeared. Johnson decided to pay Mark a visit and see what he could find out.
When Johnson arrived at Mark's house, he was met by a woman who identified herself as Mark's wife. She told Johnson that Mark had gone out of town for a few days and wouldn't be back until later that week. Johnson thanked her for her time and left.
Johnson had now interviewed all three suspects, but he still had no leads on what had happened to Abdulazeez and Olufunmilayo. He was determined to keep investigating until he found out the truth.