<s>[INST] Write a short murder mistery history. [/INST] Once upon a time, in a small town, a wealthy businessman named Mr. Smith was found murdered in his office. The police were called to the scene and began their investigation. The only clues they had were a shattered vase and a mysterious note left on the desk that read "Justice will be served."

Detective James was put on the case and he quickly found out that Mr. Smith had many enemies, including his business partners, ex-employees, and even his own family. Every person the detective interviewed had a motive for the murder and a solid alibi.

Days turned into weeks, and the case grew colder. Detective James felt like he was getting nowhere until he received an anonymous tip about a person seen near the office on the night of the murder. He followed up on the lead and finally discovered the murderer. It turned out to be Mr. Smith's secretary, who was furious with her boss for firing her and ruining her life. She had broken the vase in a fit of rage and wrote the note to make it look like a crime of passion.

The murderer was arrested and brought to trial. She was convicted of the murder and sentenced to life in prison. Detective James was hailed as a hero for solving the case and restoring justice to the town. The end.</s>\ <s>[INST] Rewrite the story but in a style that is descriptive and alluring. Add a unique twist that will leave the reader in awe. [/INST] It was a dreary day in a small town. It seemed almost dreamlike, the way the clouds swayed through the sky. Detective James was being sent from the police station to investigate the murder of a wealthy businessman, Mr. John Smith. He was the CEO of a very large company, probably the largest one stationed in such a small town. Detective James stepped through the door noiselessly, the loud clanging of the door closing breaking through the initial tension in the room. He surveyed the room curiously. There was a shattered vase on the floor, and the corpse of the businessman lay motionless on the floor, sprawled in a horrifying heap of lifeless flesh. Detective James stepped carefully over the corpse, careful to not touch the evidence at risk of contaminating it. He continued examining the room until his eyes fell on a piece of paper with delicate, intricately written cursive writing on it. It read, "Justice will be served".

The next day, Detective James was assigned to the case by his director and was told of the many enemies that Mr. Smith had garnered during his career. His business partners, ex-employees, and even members of his own family all had a motive for killing him. But as the detective interviewed each of the suspects, he found that they all had solid alibis for that day.

Days turned into weeks, and the case grew yet colder. Detective James was feeling as though he was getting nowhere. He was just getting into bed for the night when his phone rang. It was the police station - they had received an anonymous tip about the case. He quickly got dressed and rushed to the station. He walked through the doors to the sound of a gunshot ringing through the night air. He rushed inside, startled. He took a left at the corridor and walked through into his office... into the scene of a murder. The crumpled corpse of his assistant lay at his feet, her blood splattering the walls of the office.</s>