Last Summer

[Florien]

I do not yell! I don't believe you are grasping the gravity of the situation here! A man has just confessed to murder and stated his intent to commit more, and you are standing idly by, even daring to imply the pointing of fingers at the one who says that "perhaps the one who has admitted to committing murders, says that he intends to commit more murders, and has the capacity to commit THIS murder is could be involved in the murder at hand?"

Big Ben harumphs loudly, but there's a note of shock behind it.

Perhaps it doesn't explain the strange metal flecks, but perhaps it doesn't need to! Those could be a ploy by the murderer or murderers! Either way, you seem to be trying to seem "smart" by not looking at the obvious choice! I cannot be the only one here who thinks that when someone admits to being a murderer who, it greatly alarms me that I have to repeat this, INTENDS TO KILL AGAIN, that the responsible choice is to stop them before they DO kill again! What POSSIBLE reason could you have to think that it wouldn't be a good idea to at the very least consider executing Mr. Voorhees? At the very least, Mr. Voorhees should tell us what he intends to do instead of killing us all, as he has implied, or give us a good reason to not throw him to the mercy... or lack thereof, of our vile captor.