Some witnesses who traveled at night, more than 75 years ago, reported to whoever paid more or who provided their vices to be a whistleblower, especially on the street, when Luna traveled in the body of her grandfather's past.
Basically, they lived as nomads, homeless for several years, the two had 3 daughters, were alternating between living in roadside hotels and at friends' houses, they carried out robberies, they stole money, food.
In addition to stealing money from her own mother, she could no longer work as a prostitute, so they lived on the street, sometimes in her mother's backyard, sometimes in basements, they lived for a while in his parents' living room.
Raimond, in turn, did not run away from the same problems, he lived on the street, he was found by Raimond, at the time he was a delinquent, his mother was a prostitute and known to the mother of Amadeus' daughters, they knew that the boy lived together in criminality, he was the offspring of a client who disowned him.
He was a perfect bastard, with mutual acquaintances, they started to get along, when his mother rented a room to Amadeus and that's when Raimond was lured by Amadeus, who convinced him to be her accomplice.
In turn, he maintained a kind of predilection for younger girls, which made his wife leave with their daughters for a few times.
Then come back and remain married with suspicions related to the fact that Amadeus did with her three daughters when she wasn't home, even if she suspected, she couldn't do anything.
Since the only source of income they could get came from him, who was a truck driver and maintenance technician, with her only vocation being to be a professional of love, like she had her three daughters, she didn't have the same body.
Knowing that there were no alternatives left, since she also had no studies, besides cleaning occasionally, as she had a kleptomania, stealing from her bosses, not even at school she could sweep the floor.
That it was because of her drug addiction that Amadeus controlled and provided to keep her in check, so for that woman there was no way out, spending half her time in a bed when she was high, then the girls were loose and traveling with your father in a truck.
Sometimes his daughters were accompanying them in their maintenance technician jobs, so Raimond learned the trade as their apprentice, becoming their accomplice and participant, said witnesses, some rumors he trained on Amadeus' daughters.
During his own involvement with Amadeus, Raimond had his own affair, living a nomad's life, where he also became involved with a prostitute he met on the street, in between maintenances with Amadeus.
So, equally, he had four children, two girls and two boys, who had the same problems as Amadeus, Raimond had serious doubts about paternity, so he had certain freedoms with his daughters.
Since they didn't have anyone they thought were their daughters, there were suspicions and rumors of pedophilia, as to what Raimond, according to rumors on the streets, let Amadeus do with girls under 6 years old whatever he wanted, just as he himself did the their own supposed daughters...
They were homeless people who didn't have a fixed home, so they didn't get stuck in other lives than those that followed their journey through several roadside hotels.
Being that they used drugs to keep women away or at least busy, far enough away from their daughters to not interfere with their fun.
In short, currently, the only witness we have of the fact has become the only current suspect due to his involvement, so Raimond at that time was subpoenaed or rather invited to undergo a polygraph test.
Until one of them died, while the other is currently trapped, about to go through the polygraph.
- Luna questioned the other detectives.
- Even if they were suspicious that he didn't pass 75 years ago.
- So who guarantees that it passes now? Luna asked him.
- I don't know, let's see. - Montgomery said.
In the midst of the interrogation and the polygraph test...
He lied more than Pinocchio, even so, he couldn't be accused, but the questions of: are you involved?
Amidst the lies, they began to filter the truth, until forced to speak the truth, he heard the promise well.
- We can shorten your prison time, you would soon go on parole if they helped us. – The detective said.
Since that was the one that most indicated that he was involved, anyway, he asked Luna to return, in a matter of minutes he opened up to the white haired boy.
- I used drugs in Amadeus' house, he - He said. – Some girls passed by there a few times, they weren't that old. - He said.
- Define old? – Montgomery questioned him.
- Less than 15 years old. - He said.
- Do you know where it was? – Montgomery questioned him.
"On Princeton Street in Lovecraft County, in the town where Blanc's streets used to be," he said.
The detectives knew where Amadeus' last residence was, they knew that there had been several occurrences and some previous warrants many years ago...
Detective Hoover, who was the oldest and veteran of the case, recalled many times that he raided that residence for allegations of sexual exploitation, but whenever it happened, there was never anyone.
So, they headed towards that street in question, not much evidence left after so many years, that was a one-story house with a greenish and peeling color.
That house was built with masonry, wide windows, a porch was extensive, the house was in the middle of the large lot, and it was full of grass and ivy that covered the entire length of the property, the house, its windows and doors sealed with boards, besides being abandoned for a long time, practically in ruins...
It had a small chain-link fence and far below with only a single dirty window there was a moldy basement that hid things the cops didn't discover when they raided the house.
There was a tree in front of the window that more than 6 meters, in addition to the entrance to the basement behind a false compartment behind the bookcase that was on the other side of the back of the room, the door was covered by a hatch that was behind a sofa, that whose door was covered and there was a moldy green sofa that hid the door handle.
- What was in that basement? – The detectives questioned.
- There was a wooden counter, a table, some chairs, a four-poster bed, a bookcase, a fridge, some books, a television, it was the size of the house, so it was a second home, but with toys. - He said.
- What kind of toys? – One of the detectives asked.
- Toys that weren't for playing with children, but with prostitutes. - He said. – Some toys they put inside the women. - He said. “But he didn't use it on women. - He said.
Tapes, recordings made to enjoy the moment, he recorded everything he did there with some people. - He said.
- Did you enter this room? – The other detective questioned.