Thank you! Now that I have more specific things to look into, I'm back again!
1. Is there any way at all to follow up with cases determined to be related to the UNA and under their jurisdiction? Is there any frustrated grumblings along this line that anyone in the precinct is pretty sure this sort of process is how they had their hands so effectively tied during the MS agent shakedown?
2. Fitz asked Dick to look into a few cases here. For organizational purposes I'll break this up a little bit!
2a. The first thing he wants to be looking at are the murder cases of Francis Chopin and Hassan Spencer, given the MS' operations order to stun the UNA soldiers, not kill them. This sort of makes these two cases an anomaly. Is there any way he can look at the case files himself at this point, without penalization? Is there anyone who might be willing to spill the beans about it, if he were to subtly try to feel any of the officers out about it?
2b. While he wasn't here for the nurse's death, or any of the ensuing initial investigations into it, he's been brought up to date! While the displaced are aware that the files have been scrubbed, Fitz is curious if anyone's willing to talk about how frustrated they are to Dick, who's (I assume due to his personality) would have made himself a very friendly, sympathetic ear- especially as someone currently buried under the extreme scale of tedious busy work, and seemingly happy to do it- and whine about the potential for the UNA to have had a hand in it. Them being tight lipped would be telling in and of itself.
2c. He'd have wanted to note any deaths or strange disappearances (however short) as they were coming in and he'd been reviewing and sorting case files. I'm wondering how many, if any, were coming through since he started.
2d. LAST BUT NOT LEAST- he was asked to see what anyone knew about the Hei and Jake situation, especially since they've since left the game. Would anyone be privy to the details of the deal Riko made with them and willing to share it? What if any information about their escape and bitterness of that happening when their lack of ID's was such an anomaly might exist?
3. What is the relationship between the NAPD/NAFD? How closely do they work together, and how often is it like a regular cop show where the investigating detective gets called to the morgue to talk over the findings above the dead corpse? etc.
4. I'm wondering if- there's limitations to finding out in the real world, would it be possible in any capacity to look into it in the dream event? If he could access the files or talk more candidly to the fellow officers at the in-dream precinct, or if he could find a way to snoop into where any evidence is kept after hours and try to glean what he can from that himself?
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1. Is there any way at all to follow up with cases determined to be related to the UNA and under their jurisdiction? Is there any frustrated grumblings along this line that anyone in the precinct is pretty sure this sort of process is how they had their hands so effectively tied during the MS agent shakedown?
2. Fitz asked Dick to look into a few cases here. For organizational purposes I'll break this up a little bit!
2a. The first thing he wants to be looking at are the murder cases of Francis Chopin and Hassan Spencer, given the MS' operations order to stun the UNA soldiers, not kill them. This sort of makes these two cases an anomaly. Is there any way he can look at the case files himself at this point, without penalization? Is there anyone who might be willing to spill the beans about it, if he were to subtly try to feel any of the officers out about it?
2b. While he wasn't here for the nurse's death, or any of the ensuing initial investigations into it, he's been brought up to date! While the displaced are aware that the files have been scrubbed, Fitz is curious if anyone's willing to talk about how frustrated they are to Dick, who's (I assume due to his personality) would have made himself a very friendly, sympathetic ear- especially as someone currently buried under the extreme scale of tedious busy work, and seemingly happy to do it- and whine about the potential for the UNA to have had a hand in it. Them being tight lipped would be telling in and of itself.
2c. He'd have wanted to note any deaths or strange disappearances (however short) as they were coming in and he'd been reviewing and sorting case files. I'm wondering how many, if any, were coming through since he started.
2d. LAST BUT NOT LEAST- he was asked to see what anyone knew about the Hei and Jake situation, especially since they've since left the game. Would anyone be privy to the details of the deal Riko made with them and willing to share it? What if any information about their escape and bitterness of that happening when their lack of ID's was such an anomaly might exist?
3. What is the relationship between the NAPD/NAFD? How closely do they work together, and how often is it like a regular cop show where the investigating detective gets called to the morgue to talk over the findings above the dead corpse? etc.
4. I'm wondering if- there's limitations to finding out in the real world, would it be possible in any capacity to look into it in the dream event? If he could access the files or talk more candidly to the fellow officers at the in-dream precinct, or if he could find a way to snoop into where any evidence is kept after hours and try to glean what he can from that himself?