<a class="postlink" href="http://i833.photobucket.com/albums/zz260/TimeKeys/Decorated%20images/Singer-1.jpg">[ img ]</a><br/>Name: Aviana Holmes<br/>Age: Appears between 16 and 18<br/>Race: Dhamphire (half vampire/half unknown it is assumed human)<br/>Personality: bad people skills, analytical, sweet, kind, gentle, intelligent, creative<br/>Extra Information: Sherlock Holmes Persona<br/>Private Dectective<br/>Occasional Consultant to the authorities<br/>Photographic Memory<br/><br/>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~<br/><br/>Aviana had been following the cases through the newspaper. These cases seemed unrelated until the last two. However, she was certain that all four cases were connected. That somehow these four cases had a connection. With the information given in the papers it was impossible to tell a connection. She studied the more important cases, the final two. She studied the pictures shown in the paper. Then reads the articles word for word. Searching for words or facts that were in common. So far the words Worcester Forest and people found dead were similar. All signs that it was done in a forest indicated an animal or an animalistic human. Not necessarily a shapeshifter but a sort of cannibal type human. Or an insane killer who killed in ways similar to that of an animal. Whatever the case...she was certain that the final two cases were connected entirely.<br/><br/>She was certain that the case of the missing teenager was part of this whole scheme. As of how she could not yet discern this. She studied the papers again. She knew they were still active crime scenes so had not yet been able to get close enough to truly see. She pondered over the facts she knew. There was so many unknowns. This didn't add up. There was pieces missing. Many pieces. Hinting ats and assumptions were never good enough for her. Simple deductions such as that were usually way off base. No. It was when you had all the facts that you could create an accurate deduction. Right now she had only basic deductions from the minimal facts she had attained and discerned from the information provided by reporters. Everyone knew that much of the true important facts were left out of the publics eyes.<br/><br/>She looked to her cell phone which sat on the table when it began to ring and vibrate across the desk. Picking it up. "Detective Holmes speaking. How can I help you?" She asked. Listening to the man on the other end. Nodding her head and jotting facts down. Getting a location where she was to come to and then a base analysis of the situation. Also given a basic synopsis of the man she would be working with. Rolling her eyes. She did not have a partner. However, this was a job. A case. She would take it. One case usually led to other cases that led to finding clues to the original case. "Alright. You got it. I will be there stat." She said. Hanging up before the man could say anything else. Yeah...she needed to work on her people skills. Her highly skilled observations rarely served her wrong. She could find the smallest details about a person and tell you a bit about them.<br/><br/>She left the builiding that was her home slash office and walked towards the station. Wearing her detective coat that seriously looked like something Sherlock Holmes would have worn. She walked into the building where the men were. She walking up. "Detective Holmes. I was requested by you Chief Cox? Mentioned something about a partner?" She studied the man. "I am sorry that you and your wife are having issues. I reccomend a dozen red roses, some chocolates and a romantic dinner. Perhaps even paying for her to have a trip to the spa. That puppy isn't quite housebroken yet is he?" She shrugged a bit. "You also need to go home and get some sleep. You can hardly expect to function for much longer on the four hours of sleep you have had in the past two weeks."<br/><br/>She then looked to Mike. Unsure of what to think of him. Her gaze studying him up and down. She observed he did not seem too thrilled he had to work with someone. That was okay...neither was she. "Detective Aviana Holmes." She said as she extended out her hand. Her tone not really professional like and clearly held no real high opinion of people in general. Clearly not one with people skills. She sat down across from Mike and then scanned over the articles. She had already memorized these ones. He looked to Mike and Cox. "Any further information that has been withheld from the eyes of the public?" She asked.