Lilly started searching the drones even before being asked. Certainly, the cook drone was set to make food, just not that amount or that kind (or in that location as it's a stationary drone) and the cleaner drone got unnecessarily zapped. Fortunately, despite the cheapness, the camera was still working and had memory. Still, it's mostly a legs down view of things as befits a cheap cleaner for trolls. The killer apparently snuck in without being noticed because the target was still pretty heavily under the influence of lots and lots of painkillers.<br/><br/>Human or elven metatype, definitely likes red and orange going by the bag she drops at an early part of the recovered camera, the red and orange heeled boots, and her orange and red jeans. The cook bot only really adds two things, one it has a nice rendering of the faded tattoos on the back of the killer's hands, and it confirms that the covering up was done very on the spot. The hyper focus on the food loading and prep areas mean that the cameras don't capture much that's not blurry as hell, but the killer's outline can be seen checking the planner function of the victim's NetWind commlink and quickly coming up with the idea of choking on fumes when the party preparations go wrong. There's not enough detail to confirm, but the last thing the cook drone saw before being moved was probably the order for the food going through.<br/><br/>Notably, once Lapine checks the deliver that is there, the label's data says that this package is from her employers (which makes the phrase apply to both Lapine and the victim in this case), and apparently it should have some medicines, cleaning supplies, and 'a special surprise.' No points for guessing what's missing from the delivery. There's further signs of somebody messing with things badly, as there's three different times logged for when the delivery was accepted; one's two hours before it went out at 2PM, one's at 5PM, and the last at 11PM.