Scotty and Lilly arrived in front of a fire station, Scotty parked the car at the other side of the road and got out of the car. They crossed the road, entered into the building and walked towards a firefighter who was sitting on a bench.

"Can we talk to Joshua Miller?" Scotty asked to the firefighter.

"Hey, Josh, they want to see you!" The firefighter shouted to an other firefighter. He was tall, with short and brown hair, dark grey eyes and a long face. As he walked, he changed in a younger Joshua and came back to the present Joshua Miller.

"Yeah? What do you want?" He asked to them, curious.

"Detective Rush and Valens." Lilly said while flashing her badge. "We'd like to ask you some questions about Kathleen Evans."

"Kathleen? Oh... " He said sadly looking at the ground.

Lilly and Scotty felt sorry for him, as they saw the sadness in his eyes.

And Scotty cleared his throat, to break the uncomfortable silence. "When and where did you met?" Scotty asked, while taking note on his notebook.

"It was two months before she was killed... we bumped in each other at the college, we fall in love at first sight." The man answered with a smile, remembering this moment. The beauty of her smile, the smell of her hair, the color of her eyes.

"Do you know if anybody would have like to kill her or something like that?" Lilly asked to him.

"There was this group of people who like to bother her. Because her parents are jewishes, and they hate jewish people. I remember that one day, as we walked in the street near her house, they came to see us..."

Flash Back:

Josh and Kathleen are walking in the street, Josh's arm was around Kathleen shoulders. They seem very happy, but Kathleen's smile fadded as she saw the group of men coming towards them. They were aprroximatively four.

"What's going on?" Josh asked to her, as he saw the group coming and that she wasn't smiling anymore.

"Oh no..." Kathleen murmured for her as she looked at them and stopped walking.

"Who are they?" Josh said to her, surprised by the expression on Kathleen's face.

"Who we are?" One of the man in the groupe said with a smile. "Your nightmare."

"Let's go Josh, we don't have anything to do with them!" She said loudly while grabbing Josh's arm and started walking.

But an other man grabbed her arm, slapped her and the others started laughing.

"Hey, what's your problem?" Josh shouted to them while protecting Kathleen who was hiding behind him.

"The problem?" The man asked while laughing. "The problem is that your girlfriend is jewish and we don't really like them!" He continued. Then he faced the rest of his group. "Let's go guys! We're gonna be late."

All the group glanced at them with a wicked look. "You'll see..." The leader told Kathleen with a smile.

And they walked away.

Back in 2005

"Why didn't you tell this at the police before?" Scotty asked to him while taking some notes.

"They never came to see me and... I... don't know.. I was certainly scared of them. But after I forgot..." He explained.

"I see..." Scotty said not very convinced.

"Did she tell you their names?" Lilly asked.

"Yeah, they were at her college. I think it's Eddy Welch, Kurt Hall, Willy Thomasson, and Anthony Wilson." Josh answered while thinking.

Then an alarm rang, and the two detectives looked around. "Huh... I gotta go, sorry." The firefighter said to them and he ran towards one of the truck.

Scotty and Lilly looked at each other, Scotty felt his heart pounding as he catched her deep blue eyes. Then they turned around. "A little bit strange his explanation... " Lilly observed.

"And her friend didn't speack about them." Scotty said, getting into the car.

Scotty nodded and started the car.

As Lilly and Scotty entered into the office, Vera went to meet them. "I searched your four guys, two of them are dead, there's not any trace of Anthony Wilson, and Kurt Hall, is here in the interrogation rooms." Vera said while walking next to them.

"Kurt Hall is waiting for you in the first interrogation room." He continued.

Scotty and Lilly nodded and walked towards the interrogation room's door. They walked into and found a man, slack in his chair. The room was smoky as he was smocking a cigarette.

Scotty sat in front of him and Lilly leaned against the wall behind him. "We heard that you like persecuting jewish people." Scotty said while pushing the ashtray towards Kurt Hall.

Kurt groaned and stubbed out his cigarette in it. "Who told you that?" He asked with a harsh tone.

"Do you remember Kathleen Evans?" Lilly asked while taking out a photo of Kathleen out of the file and put it in front of Kurt Hall.

"Let me see..." Kurt said, taking the photo up. He looked at it intentively, and then put it down. "No, I don't know."

"We had witnesses that saw you threatening her." Lilly replied calmely.

"You know, the jewish one." Scotty said, staring at him.

"Oh, this one!" Kurt exclaimed with a smile. "And, what do you want from me? I don't even know her."

"She was killed, Kurt." Lilly answered coldly.

"And you think I've killed her? That's stupid..." He said, putting his legs on the table.

Lilly pushed Kurt's legs out of the table, which fell on the floor with a loud sound. "And when did she die?" Kurt asked.

"In 1998..." Scotty said, dreading Kurt's reaction.

"Are you kidding?" He exclaimed, shocked. "You asked me to come here for a murder of 1998?"

"But everybody deserved justice." Lilly said calmely while sitting next to Scotty.

"But I didn't kill her!" He shouted while standing up.

"Sit down." Scotty said while showing the chair.

Kurt Hall sighed and sat down on his chair, crossing his arms in front of his chest. "Wait a minute, when exactly was she kill?" He asked suddenly.

Lilly looked at him, suspicious, Scotty opened the file and read it. "April the 13th." He answered while raising his head from the file.

"I was at a concert!" He said happily, stretching his arms towards the ceiling. "I kept the ticket, because it was the greattest concert that I've never seen. We've all the--"

"Spare us the details." Scotty sighed. Lilly and he looked at each other, a suspect to deduct on the list.