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Several teenage black kids were teasing a postman who was delivering mail in a working class neighborhood. They had an argument while a bomb blow up from the envelope just handed in a second floor apartment. The victim who had received the package is a 62 years old cleaning man, working at university psychiatric department. His only daughter (Seline Hizli) was blinded by grief. Brooks and Casey thought at first the bombing was racially motivated, being the janitor a Jew, so they started looking up Nazi environment. Anyway the explosive was hard to be made, because the main element is mercury, something you can't buy in the store across the street and it presumed technical skills. The perp had to be found in university chemistry department (maybe) and the mercury could have been stolen from a thermostat. But what's the motive in killing a poor cleaning man?

The storyline underline renowned doctors are willing to do anything to pursue their career. Even by covering up a suicide and by willingly mistaken a basic diagnose, under the pressure of lobbies. Casualties could happen, even if we are talking about human being and not guinea pigs.

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The adventure genre features exciting journeys, quests, or expeditions undertaken by characters who often face challenges, obstacles, and risks in pursuit of a goal. Adventures can take place in a wide range of settings, from exotic and fantastical locations to historical or even everyday environments.

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Clues left in the murder of an elderly janitor lead detectives around in circles.

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