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Arabella Figg, a now-retired Auror, had interrogated Lucius Malfoy back in the dark days of the war.
It took Jade months and months to track down a copy of record, but in June she found it. She was drinking green tea and smiling as she read it, as it was sure to have something in it to give a clue to something much bigger. Jade now knew many details of the Malfoy life and history that would shock many.
All at once, three owls came flapping and squawking into her kitchen through her open window. After she sorted them all out, she took their burdens and they flew off again, fighting on the way out.
The first one was from the Ministry of magic, Top Auror department.
Auror Lorien, Jade;
Having received and read a copy of your letter to Minister Fudge some months prior, having gone through your records and credentials, and due to the mysterious escape of Azkaban fleer, Black, Sirius, we at the ministry have decided that you should go before the Wizenmagot on July first, noon, for a hearing. There is no need to be alarmed, you are as of yet not a suspect, only a person of interest. In case of failure to attend hearing, your Auror license will be taken away indefinitely.
Good day,
Auror investigate department.
"WHAT?" Jade was shaking with rage and resentment. What the hell was this about? There was absolutely no information given to her in the letter!

Jade tore open her second letter. She could tell it was from Dumbledore by his writing, but she could not understand the meaning of what he was saying.
Keep your eyes and ears open. The signs are more clear then ever.
Puzzled, and still frustrated from her first letter, Jade turned to her third.
It was from Remus.
Jade,
Everything went wrong. I'm coming home soon and I'm afraid I will not be returning to Hogwarts. You were right about Padfoot though. He's innocent. I saw the one who wasn't. I'll tell you more when I get home, but if you've picked up the morning Prophet you will have already conceived your own ideas of what happened. Snape has possibly grown more foolish and more evil than when we knew him.
Remus
Jade stared at the letter and then reread it. I saw the one who wasn't. Jade wondered why Remus wasn't going to go back. If you've picked up the morning Prophet you will have already conceived your own ideas of what happened.
Jade reached across the table and grabbed the upside-down newspaper and flipped it over.

SIRIUS BLACK ESCAPES AGAIN! NEARLY KILLS POTTER AND FRIENDS!
Dark Arts Teacher Suspected Of Aiding In Black's Mysterious Escape Form Hogwarts After Heroic Potions Professor Corners Him!

Black's face was spread across the page, scowling.

Post 82:

Last evening, escaped convict Black came face to face with THE BOY WHO LIVED and two of his best friends. After Black attacked Potter's friend, Aurthor Weasley's youngest son, Potter and another friend rushed to his aid. As it seems, the shrieking shack in HOGSMADE had some role in the scene, and it may have been Black's hiding place, officials say.
"I almost got there too late. Black had already put Disillusioning charms on all three students. But I managed to tie up Lupin and Black, and get the kids out of the shack." Potions Professor Severus Snape says.
Unfortunately, all went askew when Lupin turned into a Werewolf and ripped through the ropes, setting himself and Black free.
"I was attacked. And I saw Dementors coming. All I could think about were the children, who were in panic, and still under Black's charm. The Dementors caused them all to pass out. I drove them all off and then brought them to the Hospital Wing." The Professor recalls.
Black somehow conjured up more magic though, when he escaped out of a heavily gaurded room on the thirteenth floor of the Hogwarts castle.
One must question Dumbledore's constant stream of unconventional teachers at Hogwarts as he has now put the students in great danger. Lupin will no longer be teaching, but one can only wonder who he will appoint next year.
Rita Skeeter Reports.

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Jade threw down the Prophet in rage. How could the Ministry, the very people who are suppose to be protecting the public, be so incredibly stupid?
At least Sirius is free, Jade thought to herself.
Jade sighed, sipped her tea, and went back to the copy of Figg's interrogation of Lucius Malfoy.
Jade flipped to the last page and put down her mug, eyes widening.
"So, you think you've caught me then, have you? Go ahead, run to little Barty Crouch. What do you think is going to happen to you? Try to remember, Cornelius and I have been friends since our Hogwarts days... I can easily persuade him to see things my way." –Lucius Malfoy.
"Try. Money can't buy you out of everything! Especially when you've murdered 16 muggles and 7 wizards!'' – Arabella Figg.

Jade stood up. "The charges were dropped!" She said out loud. "And Figg lied to me!''
Jade had gone to see Figg weeks prior, to ask her of interview, but Figg had told her that she had never even interrogated Lucius, and that he was a fine Wizard who donated to a number of charities. This puzzled Jade. Why would she lie to a fellow Auror? Jade had almost believed her too.
And then it hit her. Arabella Figg had a memory charm put on her. She wasn't lying, because to her, it never happened. And that's why the record was so hard to find; someone was protecting Malfoy.

That's it. Jade now had enough evidence that the Ministry could no longer ignore. She would go there tomorrow, confront Fudge himself, and then get Lucius arrested. Finally.