The Sender
Such an innocuous pair of words.
You get a letter in the mail, and you might first look to see who the sender is.
You could even be the sender, writing an email to your friend in Quebec.
So what is so threatening about the Sender?
What makes this one of the most terrifying cases to pass through the doors of the Sensative and Undercover Opperations Unit (SOU) of the FBI?
What makes it where you are too terrified to even look at a beeping pager, a buzzing phone, an unread email, a new im?
The first message?
i knw who u r. i knw wht u did. i knw wht hpnd 2 u. i cn fx it. i cn mk it wrse if u dnt do wht i sy. dnt sy no dnt tel ny1. im sirius.
The Sender
A prank by a coworker? A gag from some high school drop out like the age old, is your refridgerator running joke? A chain mail? It wasn't there the second time you looked. You should just get more sleep, hallucinations are often the product of an over tired mind. It's probably just your personal demons playing tricks on you.
It isn't until the second message weeks later that there is an attachment, a hyper link to the security camera right outside the doors to the SOU building. It too vanishes, this time crashing your entire system with a single warning im sirius. The computer reboots fine.
Of course it never ends there, and even in this job, especially in this job, some things are better left buried. These secrets are exactly what The Sender is dredging up.

Characters

Unit Chief
Riley Connor

Field Agents

Technical Analysist(s)
Wesley Parish