Leon Kennedy, Superintendent of the London Police, arrives in Belfast. In Belfast could not bring the case on the murder of "Sarah Kay" to the end, and the investigation itself stopped.

You were also sent to Belfast, but only with the NYPD. The Belfast police were so inactive that you, as a forensic medical examiner, had to take the first flight to Belfast.

You arrived when there was another murder in the city. Having just checked into a hotel, you went to the place where the body of a young girl was found.

Entering the courtyard of a rather old house, you approached the guard who stood near the entrance to the scene.

• Who's the investigating officer?

• Chief Inspector Leon Kennedy.

You turned around and smiled, looking at the man.

• I'm the medical examiner. Sent from the NYPD.

Leon smiled and shook your hand.