Don Kyungsoo Doh is not the only prime suspect. Someone higher-up pulled the strings to ease his work on his way to the top.

On the desk lays a surprisingly small folder, attached to the front is a picture of a grim-looking woman holding up a card with her inmate number. Her fingers and parts of her cheek are coloured in red, maybe blood, maybe ink, who knows.

The investigator flicks the file open, once he’s seated. He’s surprised by the amount of censored information and the notes the previous, now dead, investigator left. Surprised, since the suspect was a high-ranking officer and the lack of actual information about her. Rumour has it that the mafia is involved in the suspect's sudden disappearance, and the murder.

Ｆｕｌｌ Ｎａｍｅ：
[redacted]

ＤＯＢ：
[redacted]

Ｓｅｘ：
▫ ｍ | ▪ ｆ | ▫ ｕｎｓｐｅｃ

Ｏｃｃｕｐａｔｉｏｎ：
the former superintendent of police (dishonourable discharge)

Ｆａｍｉｌｙ：
[redacted]

Ｆｅｌｏｎｉｅｓ：
the condemned criminal has relations with the mafia, detailed blueprints and files⁽*⁾ found for impeding felonies and already accomplished, successful felonies, a number of serious security breaches, serious larceny of classified material and information disclosure of such data

^{(*) includes money transactions, data classified as
national danger, reports about influential politicians
in city X and important public figures.}

Ｓｔａｔｕｓ：
suspect on the run, prison breakout, since then no information about whereabouts

^{Only two successful inquires for examination of sus-
pect's files, others are denied. Both of these searches
involve criminal records containing similar misdemea-
nour and felony conviction information.}

The investigator smiled and it was depicted as menacing by his assistant, but unbeknownst to the assistant the investigator knew where to find her and he had an inkling of who she was working with. Finally an equal adversary for him and his sick games. He pulled out a thick folder and placed the smaller one into it. The title of the big folder read "Copy - case no. :５． ｂ＇８７－７－１" and its subtitle was "Playground".