The crime scene didn't seem like it was going to provide a whole lot of clues, if there were no prints or incriminating evidence, there wasn't much to look at. Too many people walked around during the day for there to be clear tracks as to where the killer went, Jared assumed. But it was a real safe bet, and even if there were tracks, they would only go so far before something cut them off. For once, it was great to have this witness. Information was going to come directly from him, hopefully. He seemed forthcoming enough, but Jared did place him under suspicious. There was certainly a moderate age gap between the victim and the witness. And the witness seemed to have warned the victim in some way, shape, or form. So at least Jared wasn't at a total blank, there were a few things to investigate on the subject currently.<br/><br/>"Right, Mr. Caine." Jared said, giving him a good look. He seemed the kind to be able to blend into any situation. He could be a killer. Could be some guy drinking coffee at a cafe. Not that Jared suspected him. Analysis of the crime scene didn't confirm any blue hair cells. There were several others, but none blue. That would have landed Caine as a killer, but it seemed things were far more complex. "Can you tell me your relation to the victim?" Jared asked. He assumed they were just friends, but friends didn't often call one another as dumb as a rock after death. Not to mention there was that age gap, to some degree. "I'm also curious as to what he was doing out here, would you have any idea?" Jared asked.<br/><br/>Generally motives made things pretty clear. If there was a reason as to why he was out here at the time of death, then that might shed some light too. "Is there anyone with motive to harm Mr. Sanderson? And on that note, you seemed to have gave him some kind of warning? What did you tell him and why? Just, for the record, of course." Jared asserted. If Caine knew something about a potential murder, it could potentially tie him into it. And if not? It at least meant he knew where to look for answers.