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He took a sip of his coffee as he watched the police move around where he had left the packages. Jon couldn't help but smile as they hurried to hide the items from the public view. He had in fact left it in plain sight, very obvious to anyone walking by, and across the street from a school at that.

His car was parked around a corner, on the school side of the street, if anyone decided to ask him what he was doing he could tell them he was dropping his kid off. Likely story since he was hardly old enough to have a high schooler, well he was, thanks to unseen forces. He glanced down at his watch then looked back to where the police were setting up yellow tape, the Brunette Detective should be arriving soon, everyone else was there, so why wasn't she? Setting his coffee cup down he picked up a small wooden box that lay in the seat next to him, Jon ran his hand over the small designs carved into the dark wood. It had formerly been her jewelry box, holding some of her most treasured items. But that was long ago, now he used to hold the items he collected. Mostly little things, but they held great value to him.

Taking a quick glance towards where the police were, he looked down at the box in his lap and opened it. Inside were several little items; rings, a necklace, hair bow, a button, a pink hair ribbon, all items that came from people, girls he killed. Absentmindedly he toyed with the items, each were a memory of a night, a girl, all in his search to find her. The sound of a car door slamming brought him out of his daze, he quickly shut the box and looked up. The Brown haired detective had arrived, he watched her walked up to the scene, then head over to where he had left the body.

He couldn't help but smile as he watched her react to his display. Dismembered body parts, and blood, a lovely site to see this early in the morning. For all he cared they could chase their tails around while trying to figure out who he was. Jon started his car and turned out into the street, purposely driving past where the cops stood with his last victim, before turning a corner and heading off to attend to other business.