Max Jerious (http://msg5898391)<br/><strong>Location:</strong>Reedland, Utah<br/><strong>Time:</strong>Day 1, 6:55 PM<br/><br/>The sheriff's phone call was the break he needed. Max had been wanting to make a call since he made the discovery, but, there were too many people around. Now, with it being just him and Monroe he grabbed his real phone and quickly selected the contact he wanted.  It rang three times before Faith answered, "Max, we just met and you are calling. A girl could think you have in interest in her..."<br/><br/>It wasn't a time for play and he cut her off with a curt whisper, "I have made a discovery in your area. My supervisors will be very concerned about this development. I will call later with a time and place to meet for you to be informed of this. You may have your lord present if you wish, but it will only be us three meeting. Inform nobody else, lest you be considered an accomplice." He had been whispering the whole time knowing that only she would hear anything. After his last word, he hung up, returned the phone to his belt and turned to wait for the sheriff to end his call. Max knew the threat he gave Faith was going to do two things; 1) make her angry. After all, who was he to be ordering her? 2) Make her realize that he now had a second reason to be present and his job was to make sure he completed his tasks. And nobody was allowed to interfere. No cost was too great. Every vampire that wasn't rogue understood that.<br/><br/>"Emry police are on their way. They're bringin a CSI unit." Monroe stated after the call. He then asked to see the scene and Max led him around.<br/><br/>The vamp was a little surprised at the man's reaction, although it played back into the earlier statement that he had a personal connection with the crime.  Max stood there for a moment, letting the sheriff retch. It just so happened he had chosen the tree Max had planted the evidence at. After a moment he put his hand on the small of Clark's back, "Don't move, sheriff. I think we found the murder weapon" Max then turned on a small flashlight he had and illuminated the item, "Doesn't look like something this family would have had just lying around."  Things would have been much better had the man puked upon the item. Tainted evidence was always hard to dispute. As it was now, the CSI team would be missing some key things, like skin upon the weapon. Still, that could be explained away. It wasn't like they would find the killer anyway.