While on their way back to the organization, they decided to talk what they find on the scene.

"What?! You found a hideout that belonged to the killer?!" Lance yelled at Wyatt, and he only nod. "I don't know how he got access there, but it seemed that the killer lived there for at least a few days until the murder, then left and then returned to look for something it seemed." Wyatt said, making a theory as to why the killer got there and Ashton look grim, "But how do the killer get access? The place is like a museum! Like there's no way that killer got there unnoticed, or maybe..." Ashton said, in disbelief as someone gone unnoticed in a high security mansion. Ashton seemed trailed of somewhere, and Jack beat him on the point. "Someone on the inside?" When he said that, everyone in the vehicle tensed up. Ashton sighs and let reality sinks in, "Well... there's a chance that can happen, but the question is who?"

Wyatt only kept on himself, "All we know is that their mission is done. However, why do they do this crazy mission to just returned empty handed? Should there be a reason for that?" Wyatt speculating with all the evidence they gathered so far.

Speculation so far :

The killer gotten to the property few days before the murders, and it seemed after killing Annie's parents, they left immediately or hide themselves somewhere around the property. However, they returned to search for something but got caught in the process, which is why there are dead police officers on the scene. Now the evidence we need to have the answer for is how did the killer went inside? And who is the person who helped them enter the property?

Those questions however will be answered soon.

Meanwhile, somewhere far away.

"Yes?"

"It's me. The trap has been sprung."

The dark figure seemed pleased.
"Great work. You've done well."

"It is an honor, my lord."

"We must prepare at once. Find the detectives and bring them to us. If they decided to fight against us... Well, you'll know what to do right?"

The figure smiled devilishly, "Consider it done."

"I'll be waiting for your next visit here."

As one person leaves, the other stays. Looking at them, with determination.

"We'll be waiting, The Crimson One."

Time is ticking...