Case #23: Voice

[19centconstable]

[Warden Filter][George is not out of breath, but he's clearly on the move as he speaks

Comments

[der_umgekehrte]

What's most useful for us to do, those not equipped to deal with Hoffman.

[Oh hell but he's disappointed with the man and uncomfortable about this.]

[19centconstable]

Just keep everyone you can calm.

[der_umgekehrte]

Do my best.

[19centconstable]

I know you will, Mr.-...I'm sorry, I haven't caught your name.

[Filter.]

[onefullmoony]

Mark is going to turn himself into Agent Kay.

Re: [Filter.]

[19centconstable]

Thank you, Mr. Lupin. Please don't let anything that has been said change his mind.

Has Agent Kay been informed of this?

[Filter.]

[onefullmoony]

Yes. He offered on Dracula's post.

Re: [Filter.]

[19centconstable]

Thank goodness.

Wardens: I truly want him to have actually been on that bicycle, going up and down corridors...

[rayney_day]

Anyone who doesn't have experience vampire-hunting isn't just taking their own life in their hands. You can all get turned.

Then there'll be more thirsty, angry vampires out there.

Everyone needs to lock their doors until this is over.

Wardens:

[onefullmoony]

Mark isn't going to turn anyone. Leave it to Agent Kay.

Re: Wardens:

[rayney_day]

I'll leave it when it's done.

Well now he was.

[19centconstable]

I agree.

You are aware that he has offered to turn himself in, though? That no hunting will be neccessary?

warden filter

[young_idealist]

Is anyone doing anything about Mme. Petronilla and Mlle. Young? I don't know what to suggest other than keep them away from Monsieur Hoffman, especially after he's no longer a vampire.

Also, Count Dracula did his best, both before in trying to save Hoffman's life, and just now trying to keep him from succumbing to his desire for revenge. Unless the Admiral takes him from me, I will not see him punished for it.

Re: warden filter

[19centconstable]

I don't know. My main reason for making this announcement was to inform their wardens, in case they were unaware. I don't feel it's my place to confront someone else's charge, but I'm concerned Miss Petronilla will attempt something, or that Miss Young will goad someone else into doing so.

I know that he did, and I don't feel he should be punished at all. I'm concerned he may be injured further, in fact. I just wish he had not yelled fire in a crowded churc, Mr. St. Just, and I think it's important to keep him from doing so again.

Private

[young_idealist]

You had no problem "confronting" my charge, so I ask you why are you so reticent with them? What you said to Dracula was very damaging although I realize you wanted to calm him down at first. My inmate was injured and trying to warn Aleera and me so that we could try to protect people, and you took it upon yourself to berate him for the way he chose to warn.

So I ask again why are you unwilling to interfere when these other inmates have spoken of harming someone else?

Re: Private

[19centconstable]

You had already been responding to Mr. Dracula's communication when I responded to him. So had several other wardens and inmates, and no one had refuted his claim that it was necessary to kill Detective Hoffman, which I felt was very important to refute publicly. It's also why I didn't offer him medical aid: you already seemed to be doing so.

Re: Warden filter;

[19centconstable]

Thank goodness for that.

I'd be very grateful if you would, Mr. Nygma. And I'm not entirely sure I should be in charge of this investigation: I'm afraid solving it may rely on techniques and knowledge I don't...know of yet.

Re: Warden filter;

[19centconstable]

I'd prefer you, Dick, and I all investigated it. I believe this case may be much less straight forward than it intially appears.