Editing Paradise City:Dave Kline Got Murdered

'''Date: 7th April 2106''': Officer Sarah Freeland, along with her partner Officer Sanji Damien Vonnegut were murdered in Netflixe Parade in The Towers. Freeland's spine was removed. A ganger or gangers were apparently seen in the area, dressed in long trenchcoats, mirrorshades, and with buzzcut hair. A police contact of Allen revealed that the Hudson Kings were being sought by the police (they wore a uniform involving trenchcoats), and they were also after one "Billy Dancer" who had known the cops and who had also gone to ground.

'''Date: 7th April 2106''': Officer Sarah Freeland, along with her partner Officer Sanji Damien Vonnegut were murdered in Netflixe Parade in The Towers. Freeland's spine was removed. A ganger or gangers were apparently seen in the area, dressed in long trenchcoats, mirrorshades, and with buzzcut hair. A police contact of Allen revealed that the Hudson Kings were being sought by the police (they wore a uniform involving trenchcoats), and they were also after one "Billy Dancer" who had known the cops and who had also gone to ground.

'''Date: 7th April 2106 (even later)''': The team, casing the next place to put cameras, The Last Grenadier, run into the Hudson Kings again. After Allen bluffs the Kings into believing that the team are cops, his prisoner reveals that the Kings have been hired by the psycho, the "metalman"; the "metalman" told them that the team were assassins/bounty hunters working for the corpse. The team members inside the bar actually spot this "metalman", who appears to be 99% cybered up.  wears a battered brown trenchcoat and a wide-brimmed hat and is more or less in the shape of a human being, but the proportions and angles are wrong. The "metalman' is likely 99% machinery, with the chest being too cylindrical and the limbs too thick, like telephone poles. The "hands" are metallic, slablike, and fingerless, covered with thin stick-like silver manipulators. The "head" is hidden by the hat, but is too small for a human head, barely big enough for a face, and certainly too small for a human brain. The 'things' voice is obviously artificial, sounding like a "cross between an electric organ, a razor and an old combustion engine", and accompanied by static. He is obviously there to kill Del Kim and take his kidney for he says, turning to look at Kim, "How can he live without his kidney?" The team members later speculate that maybe the "metalman" or "thing" (as the team members dub it) is the original owner of the organs its been "repossessing". However, if that is so, than a high ranking member of Yardley-West-Templeton Hospital's administration, such as its CEO, would have had to have sanitised the autopsy which would have revealed the fact that the body had no brain.

'''Date: 7th April 2106 (even later)''': The team, casing the next place to put cameras, The Last Grenadier, run into the Hudson Kings again. After Allen bluffs the Kings into believing that the team are cops, his prisoner reveals that the Kings have been hired by the psycho, the "metalman"; the "metalman" told them that the team were assassins/bounty hunters working for the corpse. The team members inside the bar actually spot this "metalman", who appears to be 99% cybered up.  wears a battered brown trenchcoat and a wide-brimmed hat and is more or less in the shape of a human being, but the proportions and angles are wrong. The "metalman' is likely 99% machinery, with the chest being too cylindrical and the limbs too thick, like telephone poles. The "hands" are metallic, slablike, and fingerless, covered with thin stick-like silver manipulators. The "head" is hidden by the hat, but is too small for a human head, barely big enough for a face, and certainly too small for a human brain. The 'things' voice is obviously artificial, sounding like a "cross between an electric organ, a razor and an old combustion engine", and accompanied by static. He is obviously there to kill Del Kim and take his kidney for he says, turning to look at Kim, "How can he live without his kidney?" The team members later speculate that maybe the "metalman" or "thing" (as the team members dub it) is the original owner of the organs its been "repossessing". However, if that is so, than a high ranking member of Yardley-West-Templeton Hospital's administration, such as its CEO, would have had to have sanitised the autopsy which would have revealed the fact that the body had no brain.