"Okay Mr. Savens calm down, like seriously calm down," Junine told him trying to show a calming motion with her hands. She looked down at the man studying his style. To her he seemed to have a goth type of style and what looked like a tattoo on his face, wait no that wasn't ink, it was more like a birthmark? That was an odd birthmark. Regardless she could see a problem as he had blood all over his hands. Junine thought over his testimony: First he was with an elderly women and then his coven. Did the others call them to see if their stories match with his? Knowing the police she doubted that they even cared to call. It was part of the reason Kazua called her so often that and she guessed he liked her still and these days cases were the only times they spoke. Moving on she thought of the next part of him having a feeling and trying to heal the man. While Junine did not particularly believe in the supernatural she did believe his testimony. His behavior showed to be too frantic to have done so, and his pale face showed he really did not like the blood. His birthmark may have lead him to believe he has supernatural powers and his claim to attempt to heal the victim explained why the body was on his back and the puddle of blood was where it shouldn't be as well as the blood on Mr. Saven's hands. Judging by his height and behavior as well, Junine highly doubted he could have taken down the victim without training. Even Junine would have trouble and that would be after most likely nailing him in his family, though then again she had five inches on the accused.<br/><br/>"Kazua was there a murder weapon?" she asked the other detective turning towards him.<br/><br/>"Yeah a knife by the victim, no prints, matches stab wounds though."<br/><br/>"Mr. Savens did not commit this crime. The look on his face at the blood is like me with fire. Plus there are too many facts mismatched and I'm sure if you get your sorry excuse for a police force to do their job and call his alibis, then he won't be able to be placed at the scene of the crime. By the way yes you can go wash the blood off of yourself." Junine then walked away looking around while Kazua did as told as well as telling the other officers to let Mr. Savens wash off.This was too clean, obviously a frame job and considering Mr. Savens stated he was being threatened for declining a job it made sense. The job however was amateur. Definitely not done by anyone that was big time. For a moment Junine wondered why he didn't tell the police about the harassment, but then again she couldn't blame him and if the one threatening was someone trying to become a more big time criminal or was starting out as one then they would be even more of a threat and most likely difficult to track due to the high chance of using disposable phones.<br/><br/>She distantly heard the police talking about how his alibi checked out but ignored it. She looked at the blood on the ground and took a pair of blue medical gloves from her pocket and putting them on. Using her finger knowing full well the police already took pictures, she ran her finger through it a little discovering none of it was dry when some of it should be for someone who died six hours ago, according to what she heard the police discussing just now. That would mean the body was not originally here for the full six hours, or even stabbed to death. Mr. Savens had said that he had locked the door. Going over to it Junine studies it and knowing someone who was quite adept at picking locks, could tell that the one who picked this one wasn't very skilled considering he made it obvious. Junine rolled her eyes at the laziness of the police here. Her brother and Kazua were the only good members of the force at all, and it seemed to her that Kazua had lost his edge since her brother's disappearance nine months ago. Taking off her gloves and tossing them in the trash she looked around for Mr. Savens.<br/><br/>After finding the owner she spoke to him. "This man harassing you. I need everything you have on him. Phone numbers, messages, anything you have."