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She found the same two men. In this video she could see their faces better.
They didn’t look upset or shocked like the other guests. They looked frustrated, angry. Rachel wrote down the exact time they left.
8:47 p.m. Just 90 seconds after Marcus was tackled. What kind of person leaves a party right after something that dramatic happens?
Most people would stay to watch, to gossip, to record more videos. Unless, unless they had a reason to leave quickly.
Rachel picked up her phone and called her partner Detective James Park. “Park, it’s Monroe.
I need you to look at something.” 20 minutes later, James Park sat in Rachel’s office watching the same videos.
“You see them?” Rachel pointed at the two men on the screen. “The guys in suits?”
“Yeah, I see them.” “So what?” “So they were moving toward Abigail Carter with a knife in their hand.
Then Marcus intervenes and they immediately abort and leave the party. Why?” James shrugged. “Maybe they got scared.
Maybe they didn’t want to be involved.” “Or maybe,” Rachel said slowly, “Marcus Reed saw something we didn’t see.”
James looked at her skeptically. “Come on, Monroe. The guy’s homeless. Probably has mental health issues.
You really think he was some kind of hero?” “I think,” Rachel said, “that we should at least check it out.
What if those two men were planning something? What if Marcus actually stopped it?” “That’s a pretty big what if.”
“Humor me. Let’s find out who these two men are.” James sighed but he agreed.
They spent the next 3 hours reviewing all the videos from that night trying to get clear shots of the two men’s faces.
Finally they got one. A clear image of both men. Rachel ran their faces through the police database and that’s when things got interesting.
The computer beeped. Match found. Rachel and James leaned closer to the screen. “Vincent Torres.”