The Interrogation

EJ Cassidy was average in nearly every way. She blended in throughout her whole life. But now she stands out, and not for good reason.

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After EJ doesn't return from work, her parents call the cops. Detectives spend hours and hours questioning those from her life. When Detective Cohen Blaine can't find any leads from the few he questioned; he decides to split up his team and investigate a good more of people in her life.

EJ's family is so grateful that Detective Blaine has taken such interest in their daughter's case, but they wonder why he IS so interested. Does he know something? Has he met EJ before? Does he relate to the family? What could it be?

As the questioning goes on, the more and more Detective Blaine wishes that he hadn't made such a commitment to this case. Instead of questioning it becomes pure interrogation.