"You're source was right, I was there," says Sanchez. "After getting my Timmies, I decided to take a long walk, thinking about the Overlord case."
"Walked through the Commemorative park, where we lay wreathes every Nov.11," says Sanchez. "Thinking about my role and function in society."
"Took time to think about change and
the age of the Victorian homes.” continues Sheriff Sanchez.
"Walked through changing neighbourhoods.”
"Felt a sting from being overly nostalgic."
"Why the Overlord, I kept asking myself?" says Sanchez, "Following the money behind so call “progress” or “change" seemed too obvious"
"I thought of this community and 2009," says Sanchez, "reminded that sometimes shit happens and there's no going back."
"My mind took me to that night, I stood off to the side and watched this community landmark burn down."
"I knew the community would be changed forever?" says Sanchez. "Nostalgia can hurt but in its wake is opportunity for change."
"Boss, with all do respect, what's this have to do with your brother and where you were the morning the Mayor was killed?" says Holmes.
“You think I had something to do with this?” questions Sheriff Sanchez.
“Okay….” sighs Sheriff Sanchez, "My step-brother went undercover years ago to investigate the community underworld,"
“Months ago, I took a side gig to investigate another member of the duck clan with deep pockets looking to build all over town," says Sanchez. “Sent in some crows from out of town, my brother may have been behind that,"
“We have to find my brother, Pronger and Joyce," says Sanchez. "I think we're being played by this duck clan."
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