The Many Adventures of Detective Catherina Mackeena

The case of the mysterious man known as JT

What is going to happen to Jimmy? Is Sistina going to divorce him or forgive him? When Jimmy disappears soon after having an argument with Sistina the police begin to suspect foul play and give Sistina 24hours to prove that her husband is alive. To make matters worse, Sistina is being black mailed by someone called JT who claims to have proof that Jimmy is dead. What happed to Jimmy?

Who is the JT ? How will Sistina avoid being sent to Alcatraz? These are the questions that to be answered in the case I call The Case of the mysterious man known as JT

The Case of the man known as JT.

This was the second time I was hired to clear my friend Sistina of charges by the police. It had only been a few months since I had solved the murder of Maria Pappaloochi and reopened her and my father's death for investigation. Since then, Jimmy, Sistina's husband had disappeared without a trace.

The police believed that Sistina was responsible for Jimmy's disappearance and were beginning to suspect that she may have killed him. She had been given 48 hours to prove that her husband was alive. The only way she knew to do that was to once again seek my help.

It was a nice day out and i decided to close my office and have lunch outside for a change. I decided to stop at her favorite hot dog stand located in the middle of Central Park. I had just sat down to eat when a woman came up to me and dropped a package in my lap. Before I could stop her, she disappeared into the crowd. After carefully examining the package I noticed, a note taped to one side addressed to me.

Upon opening it I read the following, Dear Detective Catherina, I am in need of your help once again. For weeks, I have been receiving blackmail letters.

These letters demand that I give a man who calls himself JT five Million dollars and the contents of this package or he will send evidence to the police prove that I hired hit men to take Jimmy out. After you cleared the both of us of the charge of murdering Maria Pappaloochi, Jimmy and I had a huge argument.

When the police first approached me concerning my husband's disappearance they only recalled how angry I was with Jimmy at the end of the investigation. They refuse to believe that Jimmy tried to have me killed and refuse to believe that I do not have anything to do with his disappearance. I have been warned not to tell the police about being blackmailed or even mention JT.'s name. JT. says that he has ways of knowing my every move and if he sees me talking to an officer for more than two minutes he will make sure evidence is found to proving their suspensions that Jimmy is no longer alive. The police have given me 48 hours to prove that Jimmy is alive and that I have had nothing to do with his disappearance or they will arrest me on the charge of first-degree murder. Without real evidence to prove otherwise, I'm sure I will be found guilty and sent to AlcatrazIsland. You are the only one who can help me. If you are interested in taking this case, please call me a 1-323-589-7764. When you contact me talk about old times when I used to be called Shortie in case any of JTs men are listening in on my phone calls. We shall discuss where we can meet safely then. Sincerely, your friend Sistina.

Many questions filled my head as I finished reading the letter and my lunch. How long had Jimmy been missing? Why would the police refuse to believe that Jimmy had planned to kill Sistina? What happened to the notes from the Pappaloochi case? Why would they not believe that she was not responsible for his disappearance? Was it because she had been arrested previously for Maria's murder? Who was this JT? Why was he blackmailing Sistina? What motive did he have for framing her for Jimmy's disappearance?

All I wanted to do when I returned to my office was relax. No sooner had I kicked up my feet and pulled my hat over my eyes to catch some zzz's when the sound of a huge fight filled the room. I figured that some teenagers were up to no good so I opened my door to tell them to take it elsewhere however; there was no one in sight. It took a few minutes to realize that the fighting sounds were coming from my office. In fact, they were coming from inside the package I had received earlier in the day. Upon opening it I found a limited edition American Wrestler vs. The New York Mobster bank. No wonder Sistina wanted this kept safe, it was worth millions. I looked around trying to figure out where I could hide it in my office that was safe in case anyone came looking for it. I decided to lock it in my filing cabinet. No sooner had I locked it up and returned to my desk when my ex-boyfriend walked through my door.