Part 1: Anderson Holdings

"Obviously you don't quite get the similarity between weekends and work ends, sir." Duncan Freeman muttered, his voice suggesting he was tired despite being impeccably dressed.
"It's not me, it's the crims." Stanley Wolfe replied, emotionless.
"So, what've we got?" Matt Ryan bounded into the room cheerily, followed by Simon Joyner who was simply raising his eyebrows in an attempt to smother laughter.
"Two girls." Wolfey replied, sticking two pictures up on the whiteboards behind him. He wrote the names above them as she spoke. "Sarah Anderson, 26." He said as he wrote above the brunette. He then turned on the redhead. "Joy Robinson, 28."
Jen Mapplethorpe, who'd been sitting quietly at the table until now, frowned. "A double?"
Wolfey shook his head. "No connection as far as we can tell. They were both found in the storm water canal connecting Barley Park to Hopesgrove Reserve. They were 5 kilometres apart."
"So, who found them?" Jen continued.
"Mitchell Henderson. He was out walking his dog."
Simon frowned. "He found both? Don't you usually have a freak out after finding a body and go the police. You don't hang about going 'I wonder if there's another one?'"
Wolfey shrugged. "Well, you can ask him yourself. He and his dog are waiting for you in Interview Room 3."
Duncan chuckled. "He brought his dog?"
"Maybe you can connect with it Dunny, see what it thought of the situation." Matt cracked. Duncan just shot him a humorous glare.
"Matt, Duncan, you go talk to Mister Henderson. Jen and Simon, I have something else for you two."
"Will it explain why this couldn't wait till Monday?" Simon asked, exchanging a look with Duncan.
Wolfey nodded. "It will, if you haven't figured it out yet." He pointed at the picture of the Anderson girl. "This one is the daughter of Peter Anderson, chairman of Anderson Holdings." He then turned on Joy Robinson. "And Miss Robinson works for the Premier's office."
Jen's eyes went wide. "So two influential young women then?"
"By association, yes. Their cases have been marked very important and that's why you're here on a Sunday. Now, any more questions or are we going to solve this and go home?"
"Anything that ends with me going home sounds good." Duncan said, standing up. He and Matt left for the interview room.
Simon glanced at Wolfey. "So, what do we have?" He paused. "Please don't say death knock."
Wolfey gave what could almost be a smile. "Okay, I won't then." And he left the office.
Simon groaned. "Great, we get to tell the rich guy his daughter's dead."
Jen rolled her eyes. "Come on Simon." And with a shake off her head she left. Reluctantly Simon followed.