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Who killed my mother?

by Anas

By Anas AdnanPublished 3 years ago 3 min read

As John delved deeper into the investigation of his mother's murder, he began to uncover strange clues that didn't seem to add up. He found old newspaper clippings that hinted at a possible motive for the killer, but the motive didn't make sense to him. He also discovered a series of cryptic notes that his mother had kept hidden away, which seemed to suggest that she knew something important about the killer.

The more John uncovered, the more he began to suspect that his mother's murder was part of a larger conspiracy. He began to fear that the killer might be someone with powerful connections, who had the ability to cover up their crime and evade justice. John knew that he was in over his head, but he was determined to find the truth, no matter what the cost.

As John dug deeper, he began to experience strange episodes of dissociation, where he felt as though he was losing touch with reality. He began to have vivid hallucinations of his mother, who would appear to him in his dreams and whisper cryptic messages about the killer. He also began to hear strange noises in his apartment at night, which he couldn't explain.

Despite the mounting evidence that something sinister was afoot, John continued his investigation. He sought the help of a private detective, who had experience in dealing with complicated murder cases. Together, they sifted through old police reports and interviewed witnesses, trying to piece together the puzzle of his mother's death.

One night, as John was sitting alone in his apartment, he heard a knock at the door. He opened it to find a man standing there, wearing a dark suit and a fedora. The man introduced himself as a private investigator and handed John a manila envelope.

Inside the envelope, John found a series of photographs that showed a man leaving his apartment building in the middle of the night. The man was wearing a dark hoodie and carrying a backpack, and he looked suspicious. John recognized the man as someone he had seen in the building before, but he didn't know his name.

The private investigator explained that the man in the photographs was a suspect in his mother's murder, and that he had been following him for weeks. He told John that the man had been seen entering and leaving the building at odd hours, and that he had been overheard talking about a secret meeting with someone.

John felt a shiver run down his spine as he looked at the photographs. He knew that he was getting closer to the truth, but he also knew that he was in danger. He decided to lay low for a while, and he asked the private investigator to keep an eye on the suspect.

Days turned into weeks, and John became increasingly anxious as he waited for the private investigator's report. Finally, he received a call from the investigator, who told him that he had discovered something shocking. The man in the photographs was not just a suspect in his mother's murder, he was actually John's half-brother.

John was stunned by the revelation. He couldn't believe that his own brother could have killed his mother. But as he thought back over the years, he began to see the signs that he had missed. His brother had always been distant and cold, and he had never shown any emotion after their mother's death.

In the end, John confronted his brother with the evidence that he had uncovered. His brother confessed to the murder, explaining that he had killed their mother because she had discovered his involvement in a major criminal organization. He had been afraid that she would turn him in, and he had acted out of desperation.

John's world was shattered by the revelation. He had spent months trying to uncover the truth, only to find that the killer was his own flesh and blood. But despite the pain and heartache that he felt.

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Anas Adnan

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