"Here are the two victims, and we found this on one of them." Allen Rivera took out a ring and placed it on the photo. "It's the same style as the one on the woman you killed."
Hans Geoffrey laughed, "What, another unsolved case and you want me to take the blame?"
Allen Rivera frowned and fell silent.
Not every criminal, once incarcerated, would confess to their crimes.
Most would claim they were wrongly accused.
It wasn't unusual for someone like Hans Geoffrey, who was about to face the death penalty, to persistently deny it.
"Did you make this ring?" Allen asked.
Hans replied, "No."
"You said you had never seen the victim, so why are your fingerprints on her ring?"
Hans turned his face away, "I don't know."
"How many women in the chat group did you maintain this kind of intimate relationship with?"
"I don't remember."
"How many did you meet in person?"
"Never met any of them."
"Why was the victim heading to your community the day she was killed?"
"I don't know."
