Witness+Report

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39 year-old housekeeper Alice Whiley was in the house with the victim. She claimed she saw Curray coming home through the front door with the driver, Bill. She also released the information that she was the one that went into the kitchen to help Curray place his sandwich order with the chef, Suri. The witness tells the police that Suri usually leaves after making the midnight snack. She told police that she was dismissed after passing on the order. After dismissal, she went up to her room, for she was also a tenant living in the penthouse, to wash her hair. When she came down, she saw the victim’s girlfriend hovering over him. Whiley said that after serving her boss his sandwich, it was the last time she saw him alive.

When asked if anything unusually happened in the morning, the witness said, no.

She told police that she served him, the victim, breakfast at around 11 AM. After clearing the table and sending everything into the kitchen, Curray went into this office on the second floor and that she left the penthouse for her perm appointment at a salon downtown.

When she was asked if anything unusually has happened lately, she respond quickly.

She claims that everyone including herself has been feeling weird. They have all been complaining about headaches, burning sensations on their skin, and eye irritations. She told police that it all started when the carpenters came to renovate the first floor, which consist of a living room, an office, dining room, a library, a sitting room, and a guestroom.

When a police officer started coughing, she turned to him and told him that it was from all the new wood furniture, along with the new paint job.

The police thanked her for her cooperation and went back to evidence hunting.