It's the Detective's Job

Elizabeth Hakel was murdered at her home at what people believe to be ten forty-five at night. She was home alone and was watching her television. She had not heard the back door opening or someone sneaking in. They had tracked mud in and their shoes and had walked in quieter than a mouse. When the police found her body, they found that she was stabbed 43 times. They searched for signs of forced entry or a break in. They had found some clues and chose not to release them to the public. Although, Elizabeth's best friend, Charlotte, was determined to find whoever the killer is and make them pay. She tried to help the police station, but they shooed her off like a child. They had told her that is was the Detective's job. They eventually dropped the case and Charlotte was furious. She decided that she would take this into her own hands.