B2S19C10

Victim
* Elagah Agot
Suspects
* Ogak Omuga
* Safari Alamieyeseigha
* Rynnelle Nichols
* Barabbas Aoko
* Elliana Ahenda
Killer
* Ogak Omuga
Motive
Ogak tells us that Elasah was the one hiding Barabbas. He said that he originally just wanted to arrest Elasah, but he aimed a gun at Ogak, causing him to tackle him to the ground and flip the gun on him. 
Sentence
Pardoned
Additional Investigation
Infuriated that Barrabas slipped under our fingers again, Ogak said that he’ll do anything he can to apprehend him and tells us that he considers us as friends. We then dig deeper into Barabbas’ past and realize he used to be lovers with Rynnelle. When we ask her about this, she said that she’s ashamed of it and that Barabbas was very manipulative. She said they met at a bar and fell in love immediately. She told us that he was adopted by some crazy old man and that living with him drove him to take drastic measures. She begged us to apprehend Barrabas alive and we told her we’d do our best. We then talk with Elliana and introduce her to Ogak and they agree to work together to track Barrabas down. We then decide to come up with a trap. We get Rynnelle to call Barabbas, wanting to get back together. He agreed and met up with her on a date, where Ogak and Elliana tackled him to the ground and managed to put handcuffs on him. Barabbas was escorted into the police car, screaming that he would have his revenge on Rynnelle for betraying him. Rynnelle then begins to cry and runs away. After Ogak interrogates Barabbas, he tells us that he managed to make the fugitive squeal and learned that Barabbas isn’t a part of the terrorist organization anymore and that he escaped not to get away from the cops, but from them. Barabbas said that he knows about the weapons smuggling and wants to help us but he knows that if he does, his fate and all of our fates will be sealed. He told us we need to find everything out by ourselves, but he slips some coordinates in a sheet of paper across the room before he was hauled away. Fran sentenced him to life imprisonment and the paper was coordinates to a child labor field at the Ivory Coast. Not wanting to waste any more time, we thank Ogak and Elliana for their help and go to the Ivory Coast.