B2S19C11

Victim
* Ekow Addai
Suspects
* Mok Jung-Woo
* Armoni Ferrari
* Ackon Kuwame
* Abaka Amoabeng
* Thuu Kimunya
Quasi-Suspects
* Fran Walsh
Killer
* Mok Jung-Woo
Motive
After confessing, Jung-Woo begun to cry. He said that Ekow was a bully to the other children and acted like he was above them because he constantly snitched to Ackon about the other kids’ plans to escape to save his own skin. Jung-Woo said that he didn’t want to do this when he escaped on a plane heading to Africa from North Korea. However, Ackon came to him in Zimbabwe and offered him a job for money and he accepted. He didn’t get any money and was forced to work 24/7 with only two hour breaks for sleeping. Mok said that Ekow found his plans to escape and since he was desperate, he killed him before he could snitch.
Sentence
Deported back to North Korea
Additional Investigation
After Jung-Woo’s sentence, we demand answers from Fran for such a harsh sentence for a little kid. He tells us that his hands were tied and that the North Korean government sent him a death threat if he didn’t return the kid at once. He told us he wanted to send him to an American juvenile facility that would shape him into a promising young man, but after the North Korean government heard it, they didn’t have any of it. We then talk to Armoni about his child labor forces and he tells us that everyone of his status has some shady parts in their businesses but he can’t do anything about it. We then get Abaka and all go to Ackon, telling him to either release all the kids from his child labor force or he goes to jail for the rest of his life. He caves in and lets them all go and we send them all to orphanages where they can have a promising future. Abaka thanks us for finally stopping the hell that’s happening here and tells us that if we ever need her for anything else, we should let her know since she said she’s forever in our debt. We then call up Yuce and have her interrogate Armoni harshly, as he is the owner of the building Barrabas’ coordinates lead to and he may know something about the weapons smuggling. He tells us he doesn’t know what we’re talking about but finally cracks under pressure and tells us one of his business partners is in charge of the entire operation. Armoni helped law enforcement turn a blind eye, but it was only because he was scared of this business partner. He told us that this partner doesn’t seem harmful at first, but that we shouldn’t double cross them, or it’ll cost us our lives. We let Armoni go before Fawwaaz wants to talk to us. He told us that during our interrogation, he put a tracking device on Armoni’s coat and is tracking it to a strip club in Ghana. We realize his business partner may be there, so we go to see what’s going on.