"Holy shit Dex, we have another one of these kind if kills on our hand!" Debra practically yelled across the room.
"What do you mean Deb?" I replied.
"What the hell do you think I mean dumbass? I'm talking about the last three cases that have been brought into to the station."
"Hmmm.. Care to elaborate Deb?"
"Jesus Christ Dex, all the bodies drained of almost all blood? Two holes in their neck? Its like some sick psycho is trying to be a vampire? Freaky stuff out there bro."
"Oh, that case"
"What other cases has there been?"
"True…" People like me have some weird methods of killing lately. It's original and all, but I think its easier to stick to the way I do it- a quick injection of a syringe, slice and dice, and into the water they go, never to be seen again. I thought to myself as I listened to Deb go on about how there has been too many vampire movies and shows and books around now.
"… I mean what's so good about twilight? Its freaking stupid of you ask- Dexter? Are you even listening?"
"What? Oh yeah, you hate twilight." I guess she noticed my mind was somewhere else, usually she's too busy going on and on about whatever she's talking about to notice I stop listening about three words into her rant.
"Dex, LaGuerta just paged me. We have to get to the station. Were going to the crime scene, you'll never guess where they found this body." Deb seemed pretty excited, and for Deb to get excited it had to be good.
This got my curiosity flowing… "Where Deb?"
"In a dumpster!" Now I'm confused, why was Deb excited over a dumpster? That's probably the most un-unique place to put a body.
"Uh, okay... What's so interesting about that?"
"It was our dumpster, freaking Miami Metro PD dumpster."
"Seriously?" This guy may be weird, but he has to be good. Getting a body in a police department dumpster. Even I don't know if I could do that.
"I know brother!" Deb said with a huge grin. "How insane is that?"
"Really ins-"
"Shit!" Deb exclaimed, cutting me off. "What are we still doing in this stupid apartment of yours? We need to go!" She said as she pulled me out the door.