Suni Yadav

**Suni Yadav** was a suspect in the murder investigation of his former boss, Emily Bradford-Brown, in Hitting The Ground Dying (Case #1 of Crimson County). He later went on to murder his girlfriend, *Au Naturel* editor-in-chief Emmeline Van Der Faux, in The Glamorous Life (Case #4 of Zorro Island), under the instructions of Vincent Forsyth and Francine Ferdinand.

## Biographical Information

### Affiliation

B&B Industries  (Formerly)
 The Glamorous Life Country Club  (Formerly)

### Occupation

Office Assistant  (Formerly)
 Waiter  (Formerly)

## Relationship Information

### Romance(s)

Emmeline Van Der Faux  (Girlfriend; Deceased)

## Info

Suni is a 21-year-old unemployed youth residing in Wellington Bay. He has black hair and dark skin, as well as brown eyes and glasses. He wears a blue tartan buttoned shirt and black trousers, as well as dress shoes. He has a watch on his left wrist and wears a badge saying **B&B**.

In his first suspect appearance, it is known that he has a Bayview Spa membership and does taekwondo.

In his second suspect appearance, he wears a white polo shirt and black pants, as well as black sneakers. His polo shirt has the *TGL* logo on it. It is known that he drinks Cabernet, watches *Subliminal Minds* and plays tennis.

## Events Of Crimson County

### Hitting The Ground Dying

Suni was flagged as a suspect after Joaquin informed the team that Suni had recently filed a lawsuit for wrongful termination against the victim shortly before her death, as Suni asked Alessio and the player whether they were lackeys of the victim's before they informed him that they were detectives, and Emily had been murdered. Suni was shocked, saying that he certainly hadn't expected to hear that, as he then explained that he was fired from B&B Industries for unintentionally forgetting the cinnamon in the victim's drink, as she lashed out and fired him on the spot. He then went on to say that he wasn't the only person to be pushed to the brink by Emily, before saying that Emily had normally stormed off to a city viewpoint when she got too angry, prompting the team to check there.

Suni was spoken to again when the detectives found files in Emily's bag deeming him "severely unwell and unstable", as Suni said that Emily was likely deluded if she thought that, since he had merely been confused by some of the more complicated business lingo she was using and had to ask what some of it meant, which prompted Emily to mistakenly believe Suni had been afflicted with some sort of neurological deficit, as he admitted he thought it was the real reason she was firing hum, because she needed to ensure he was safe to work. He then admitted that he had appreciated her kindness, but not forgiven her for publicising the fake reason, as he then walked out.

Suni was found to be innocent when Imelda Kirk was arrested for the murder.

### The Glamorous Life

Suni was flagged as a suspect for the second time after Skie, Jae-hyun and the player found that he was on the clock when Emmeline was present in the restaurant. Upon being informed of Emmeline's murder, Suni scarcely reacted, deeming it unfortunate for business, as he wished her family condolences. When his apathy is picked up on by Skie, he explains that he's no stranger to death, and he barely knew Emmeline in the first place, so has nothing really to say about it. At the end of the interrogation, however, Jae-hyun points out that he was polishing the same glass the whole time, and someone apathetic would be able to maintain the continuous task of cleaning several glasses, indicating that Suni is hiding something. However, he then leaves the room, perplexing the detectives.

Suni was spoken to again when Skie and the player uncovered very flirtatious (and borderline inappropriate) text messages between Emmeline and Suni, as they confronted him about it and pushed him into finally admitting that he had fallen in love with Emmeline weeks ago, and they had started seeing one another while Emmeline's husband was away on business. He stated that he had felt like himself with Emmeline, and could see a life with her, and was absolutely heartbroken that she had been killed before he could convince her to leave Guillaume, though he imagined she wouldn't since he provided her with money. Suni then swore blind that he would never kill Emmeline, nor lay a hand on anyone, as he left to mentor some teenagers in tennis.

In the end, Suni's promise turned out to be a lie, as he was found guilty of killing Emmeline. When confronted by the detectives, Suni confessed to the murder without much persuasion, as he said that he had been paid by an anonymous person to keep tabs on Emmeline after rumours she was going astray from where she was 'meant to stand in society'. Getting a job at the country club to be close to her, Suni eventually fell for Emmeline after several interactions, as he became involved in a romantic relationship with her for a short while until he realised his loyalties. Conflicted by his love and his task, Suni eventually resulted to killing Emmeline so they couldn't be together, killing both birds with the same champagne flute. Shocked and confused by the act, Judge Peake sentenced Suni to 12 years in prison for the murder of Emmeline Van Der Faux.

It was later discovered that Francine Ferdinand and Vincent Forsyth were the ones who orchestrated the murder.