News of the case findings quickly sent shockwaves throughout Riverveil City.
The vagrant was no amnesiac wealthy heir. His real identity was a fugitive wanted for three murders. He had feigned madness all along to evade strict identity checks carried out on the streets. The pill case and memory card he kept close to his body were not merely his trophies. They were also crucial leverage recording evidence of his accomplices' crimes, his lifeline to bargain for survival.
Leah's clumsy attempts to craft an affluent image never lifted her into a higher social class. Instead, she unwittingly provided cover for the fugitive to avoid police searches. The photographs she had taken out of vanity ultimately allowed investigators to lock down his physical features.
Three months later, at Riverveil
