<b>Name Of Character: </b>Seto Kishimoto<br/><b>Date and time: </b>Monday 16th July, 0840 - 0850<br/><b>Location: </b>158 Syracuse Ave<br/><b>With whom: </b>Detective Williams<br/><b>Trigger warnings: </b>None<br/><b><hr class="bbc-hr bbc-hr--3"/></b>"Was that the only thing Duke picked up on Williams? Nothing in the backyard? Neighbor's yards?" Seto replied with a slight nod. It wasn't that he didn't trust his team, but more his own system of checking off boxes in his mind.<br/><br/>"At any ra-" The senior detective started before he was cut off by the sound of a phone ringing. He took a few moments to locate the device, and upon seeing it was a landline, the lieutenant stood nearby and waited for the answering machine to play the message as it came through. As the detective listened, he scribbled down some notes on what he considered valuable information, such as the victim's presumed name.<br/><br/>"As I was saying, I'll need help canvasing the bedroom next. We'll start by focusing on a general canvas, then look for documents concerning the deceased. Bank statements, IDs, marriage certificate. Even if it wasn't taken, it can help lead us in the direction of what the killer was looking for, or draw more connections to people the victim had issues with." Seto continued once the message was finished.<br/><br/>The lieutenant would eventually follow up with the deceased's work, but that was handled after collecting evidence. His usual procedure was to handle contacting utilities and other entities on the victim's behalf once he could return to the station, assuming there was no next of kin, of course.<br/><br/>Before he joined Daisy in searching the bedroom, Seto attended to one more matter in the bathroom. He took the broken glass in one hand, carefully swabbing the glass for fingerprints and saliva. While Tina had taken a sample of the victim's blood at the scene, that couldn't always prove ownership of the house in court, and would make further fingerprint pulls easier to handle as the investigation continued.