QUETIP'S WHEREABOUT’S
(Knock on Mrs. Johansin's door)
Mrs. Johansin: Yes?
Hello Mrs. Johansin, my name is detective Crawford, and this is my partner detective Foster.
(Crawford reaches his hand out)
Mrs. Johansin (shakes his hand): Hi how you do?
Foster (shakes her hand): How you doing ma’am?
Mrs. Johansin: Hi.
Crawford: We are here to ask you some questions regarding your son Marcus Johansin's whereabouts.
Mrs. Johansin: Yes, please come in.
Crawford: Thank you, ma’am.
Mrs. Johansin: Can I get y'all anything?
Crawford: No thank you, ma’am.
Foster: No thanks.
Mrs, Johansin: Have a seat.
Crawford: We know that your son has been missing over 48 hours now, we want to do as much as we can to help bring your son to our safety.
Mrs. Johansin (hands flat on her knees): Thank you.
Crawford: We understand how you are feeling ma’am, we can imagine what you are going through, detective Foster and I have children ourselves.
Mrs. Johansin: Please do whatever it takes to find my baby, please.
Crawford: That is why we are here ma’am, we are going to do everything in our power to find your son, we will not give up.
Mrs. Johansin: I appreciate that.
Crawford: I have to tell you this but we got a call yesterday from another parent that goes to the same school your son goes, telling us that her daughter went missing the morning she didn’t see her in her room.
Mrs. Johansin (eyes broadening): Oh Jesus.
Crawford: We don’t know if the two are related or not, we already interviewed her yesterday.
Mrs. Johansin: What’s this girl’s name?
Crawford: Kiara Davis.
Mrs. Johansin: Shonte, that’s Quetip’s classmate and friend, he brings her name up a lot.
Crawford: Oh really?
Mrs. Johansin: Yeah, they been knowing each other for a while.
Crawford: Okay, we are going to the school tomorrow to interview some of the staffs, do you know if your son had any enemies that you could think of?
Mrs. Johansin: No, I don't, Marcus has a lot of friends.
Crawford: Was he a well likable kid in school?
Mrs. Johansin: Yes, there were times he had gotten into fights with some of his friends at school, but it wasn't that serious.
Crawford: Do you know where I can reach his friends?
Mrs. Johansin: I know some you could reach, you could get a hold of his friend Mario, Derek and his other friend, Cheetoe.
Crawford: You have their numbers and addresses?
Mrs. Johansin: I only have their numbers.
Crawford: Okay, can we have them?
Mrs. Johansin: Yes, I can write them down for you.
Crawford: Okay, thanks, ma’am.
Mrs. Johansin: Cheetoe is Marcus's best friend, he always had his back on everything, he hasn't been in any fights with him or Mario or Derek, but they may know other boys at Morgan Park who he had fought.
Crawford: Okay.
Mrs. Johansin: You can also talk to his teacher Mr. Perry, he would know what's been going on in the school.
Crawford: Okay, what subject does Mr. Perry teaches?
Mrs. Johansin: He's a dream teacher.
Crawford: A dream teacher? Is that a subject?
Mrs. Johansin: No, that's what my son calls him, he suppose to be a science teacher but he teaches them about dreams and nightmares Marcus told me.
Crawford: That sounds like an odd topic to teach to the students.
Mrs. Johansin: Well, my son and the others like that class and the teacher.
Crawford: Well that’s good, we will contact both of them, but before we go, can we have a look into your son's room? That is our policy to search for clues in the victim’s room that could help us find your son.
Mrs. Johansin: Okay, sure, his room is a mess though.
Foster: His bed is unmade, so I’m thinking that the unsub took him while he was asleep.
Mrs. Johansin: What do you mean when you say unsub?
Crawford: A person with an unknown identity, unsub is known for a suspect.
Mrs. Johansin (bobs): Okay.
Crawford: Did you lock this window ma’am?
Mrs. Johansin: No.
Crawford: Did you hear anything coming from this room the night he went missing?
Mrs. Johansin: No, I was asleep, I didn’t hear anything.
Crawford: Okay, there is no sign of forced entry here, does your son usually have the windows open or locked?
Mrs. Johansin: Only when our central air don't be on, but most of the times it does be on, so it be mostly closed.
Crawford: Okay, if the unsub took Marcus, he would have screamed or yelled out for her, but he didn’t, she didn’t hear anything.
Foster: The unsub could have held a gun up to his face telling him to be quiet unless he would kill him.
Crawford: How could he have gotten in here and the windows are locked?
Foster: He could have gotten clever and used a door silencer.
Crawford (points): Possibly.
Foster: The forensics lab didn’t find any fingerprints in here or anywhere in this house earlier.
Crawford: This unsub has really covered his tracks, no sign of anything, no fingerprints, no evidence showing if the unsub even been here, he is smart and clever.
Foster: He is trained.
(The detectives leaves the house)
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