The Mystery of Hazleton
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Ongoing, First published Aug 14, 2024
Detective John Marshalls is the lead investigator in the quaint town of Hazelton. With a sharp mind and an unyielding dedication to justice, he has solved numerous high-profile cases that have baffled others. John is known for his meticulous attention to detail, often piecing together the smallest clues to form a comprehensive picture of the crime. His ability to anticipate the moves of both victims and perpetrators makes him a formidable force in the field.  Beyond his professional prowess, John is deeply connected to the community, earning the trust and respect of Hazelton's residents, who often turn to him in their darkest hours.
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