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''Present: Kim, Maer, Terri, Andy, and Bobby''<br><br><br> | ''Present: Kim, Maer, Terri, Andy, and Bobby''<br><br><br> | ||
− | [[Episode 618: Murder on the Equinox Express, Part Two|Part 2]], [[Episode 618: Murder on the Equinox Express, Special Features|Special Features]]<br><br><br> | + | Jump to: [[Episode 618: Murder on the Equinox Express, Part Two|Part 2]], [[Episode 618: Murder on the Equinox Express, Special Features|Special Features]]<br><br><br> |
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Joshua Reads the remaining passengers, asking them if they attacked Grand. The first person he asks that question of is Mercier. No, Mercier says. If I did it, he'd be dead. Joshua can tell Mercier suspects someone else, but he cannot discern who. Joshua asks Ashcroft the same question. No, sir. Ashcroft is steely. He's completely walled off, unreadable, and Joshua can't tell from any micro-body language if the man is lying or not. Joshua moves to Meyers and asks her the same question. He Reads her and gets something. He's sure she's innocent but he gets a weird sensation that she's …. hiding something. He Reads deeper. Images of riots, both Core-side and Rim-side, feelings of guilt and blame. Those riots have already happened, part of Meyers' past, but obviously not forgotten.<br><br> | Joshua Reads the remaining passengers, asking them if they attacked Grand. The first person he asks that question of is Mercier. No, Mercier says. If I did it, he'd be dead. Joshua can tell Mercier suspects someone else, but he cannot discern who. Joshua asks Ashcroft the same question. No, sir. Ashcroft is steely. He's completely walled off, unreadable, and Joshua can't tell from any micro-body language if the man is lying or not. Joshua moves to Meyers and asks her the same question. He Reads her and gets something. He's sure she's innocent but he gets a weird sensation that she's …. hiding something. He Reads deeper. Images of riots, both Core-side and Rim-side, feelings of guilt and blame. Those riots have already happened, part of Meyers' past, but obviously not forgotten.<br><br> | ||
− | '''Joshua:''' Now we're going to start interrogating all of you about the rest of these murders and we're going to start with you, Ms. Meyers. Come with me. <br><br><br> | + | '''Joshua:''' Now we're going to start interrogating all of you about the rest of these murders and we're going to start with you, Ms. Meyers. Come with me.<br><br><br> |
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