Case Report 7

Case Overview
The victim has been identified as Alice Rinder. She had died of blood loss and she has multiple stab wounds from multiple different knives along with a missing finger on her left hand. Her body was badly bruised. No murder weapon(s) were left at the scene. She was still alive when found by Justin Rinder at 9:28am but didn't make it by the time paramedics had made it to the scene. No detectives have yet to be assigned to the case.

The crime was committed between the timeframe of 9:15am and 9:28am when her husband had left to run an errand.

Alice Rinder
Age: 37

Occupation: Waitress at Ruhe und Gehen

Criminal record: None

Death: Blood loss from multiple stab wounds. None were fatal instantly.

Blood
Multiple bloodstains were left throughout the cutscene whether it be a smear or a stain. They were mainly found inside the master bedroom, however, the body was found in the living room.

Furniture
The furniture was surprisingly in order and although the bloodstains showed signs of struggle, the furniture itself hadn't been moved or knocked over.

Justin Rinder
One of the suspects for this case is none other than her husband, Justin Rinder. Whilst the two had been seen to have a healthy relationship, he had been the one to find her body. However, he is not in police custody. He is unemployed.

Zoe and Sophia Rinder
The pair of twins are both 10 years of age and are currently remaining with their father until the case is resolved. They haven't been formerly briefed about the situation with their mother yet, remaining unclear to them about her death.

Marvin Hagel
One of the regulars at the diner, Marvin Hagel has been known to cause a scene whenever Alice had served him. Whether it be something small like spilling coffee on himself or something worse.

Others Of Interest
Others in interest include her co-workers and any other regulars at the diner along with other family members.

Publicity
It had been written about in multiple online articles, a short news story was shown on the television and it reached page 4 of the local paper.