B2S19C39

Victim
* Adolfo Heilig
Suspects
* Walenty Nowínski
* Rashaad al-Rafiq
* Veerle Brokke
* Prince Eddard
* Jan-Joo Kerkhov
Killer
* Jan-Joo Kerkhov
Motive
When we enter Kerkhov's office to confront him, we realize that the lights are off and that it's pitch black. When we turn the lights on, we realize that Kerkhov is gone. We ask Walenty where he went as we find him on the way out, and he tells us that Kerkhov is at the airport flying back to the Netherlands. Wasting no time, we rush to the airport in hopes of arresting him.
Additional Investigation
We finally arrive at the airport, and unfortunately find out that Kerkhov's flight just took off a few minutes ago. We're too late. We're baffled that he managed to get out of our interrogation system and managed to make it all the way to the airport after our second interrogation with nobody realizing this. However, we decided to check some of the security footage and realized that Kerkhov did leave more clues than he thought. When we arrived at his office, we found a box of papers that was recently put over a fireplace and the top few didn't burn yet, which were letters congratulating Kerkhov for disposing of Heilig and telling him to get to Spain immediately. We then do some more searching and get Willow to hack into Kerkhov's computer, where we find out that he was working with the terrorists all along. Him and Adolfo were working together, and when Adolfo did his job, Kerkhov was chosen to dispose of him and made it extra brutal so it would get the press' attention and distract everyone from a big deal that's about to be made. We don't know where this deal will be made, but we head to Spain since we know that's where Kerkhov's heading. When we arrive, we're pulled aside by an ally and told that their brother has just been murdered at a Catholic reformation camp. We tell Willow to start tracking Kerkhov while we take a look at the case.