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Ron Cagle: A Short Story

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As I walked up to the door of the supposed Ron Cagle, I already knew it wasn't going to be this simple to solve the case. I got to the door, I noticed the blue Toyota there in the driveway and skipped the interaction with the man. I examined the plates of the car and almost right away knew that the plate were switched. After confirming them with the owner of the blue car I left. Thinking deeply I pried my brain to give me and more knowledge or clues to the next step of this case. There was an uncertain feeling in my gut that told me that Judy had not told me all she knew or there was another connection with her. Following my gut I went to the house of Judy’s parents where she was moving into. I saw a modern and well kept house with a large …show more content…

My eyes skimmed the paper until I saw that the gun was used was a 22 caliber pistol, the one I had seen at Judy’s parents house. So then I put in a request for a search warrant of the house to further investigate. I went out to lunch as I was waiting for my warrant to be processed and I could not take my mind off the case. I kept thinking about Judy and her brother and maybe they had something going on because their parents were gone and they had control of the whole house. I returned to see if the warrant was ready and to my surprise it was! Then i drove over to the house she was at just earlier that morning and she saw that a green ford was in the driveway, I thought that hearing about the green ford had to do with Caroline in some way but I am too focused on what I was about to do. I walked to the front door and just before I was going to knock I thought just go around the back and start without them knowing, after all I have a warrant. So I did just that and I saw the saem safe but I pulled off the tarp and i saw blue paint on the handle of the safe. I thought this is strange but then I also thought of the color of the toyota that was blue, but I did not want to jump to any conclusions. Then I searched in the rest of the safe and saw the pistol on the shelf. Then I noticed a drawer beside the gun and just as I

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