T-jay Lewis

**T-jay Lewis** (1999-2042) was a suspect in the murder investigations of businessman Bruce Kline in Welcome to Emerald City! (Case #0 of Stories Uncaged) and Blades member Gerard Whitfield in Taste The Blades (Case #9 of Stories Uncaged), before being murdered in You Know The Drill (Case #20 of Stories Uncaged).

## Description

T-jay was a 43-year-old businessman and member of The Saviors as well as the husband of Marley Lewis. In Welcome to Emerald City!, it is known that T-jay eats chips. In Taste The Blades, it is know that T-jay uses face moisturizer and owns a pet chihuahua.

## Events of Stories Uncaged

### Welcome to Emerald City!

T-jay was flagged as a suspect in his business partner, businessman Bruce Kline's murder. However, T-jay was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated stripper Arissa Webb for Bruce's murder.

### What Can I Get You?

After arresting Mainfred Beaufort for his daughter's murder, we got an anonymous call from who we later learn to be T-jay, who tells us that he found a body sawed in half in a public garage. We recognized the voice but we weren't able to place it. Detective Giles Davis then asked T-jay if he knew the victim, and he said that this was the first time he saw his face. We told him to stay at the garage and we rushed over immediately.

### Taste The Blades

T-jay appeared once again after he had phoned the detectives about finding a dead body near the garage, which was identified as Blades member Gerard Whitfield.

T-jay was questioned about the murder, which he denied knowing as Gerard was already dead as soon as he arrived. When asked about the victim, T-jay failed to recognize the victim, as he arrived at the garage to have a meeting with a particular individual to invest in.

T-jay was questioned once again after Brianna determined black fibers on a partially burnt contract which features the agreement of the investment on Gerard's business, and the fibers were consistent with a black glove, the very same T-jay wore. When asked about the contract, T-jay confessed to burning the contract as he wanted to back out and cut ties with the victim. He admitted at first, he was keen on investing in Gerard's company as he found it promising until he discovered Gerard was a Blades member, and his company could potentially be a front for a scam. Not wanting to get involved with a gangster, he burned the contract before the meeting started, hoping it'll help him on canceling the investment.

T-jay was found to be innocent after the team incarcerated Blades leader Nedaara Townsend for Gerard's murder.

## Murder Details

T-jay was drilled in the forehead at the Emerald City subway station. Sullivan told the team that the shot used to kill T-jay was a quick and easy shot and that the killer definitely knows what they're doing. Sullivan then told us that the gun was homemade and the killer knew enough about coding and electronics in order to program it into working.

## Relationship with Suspects

Secret agent Jason Bond was suspicious of T-jay from the start and tracked him down to Emerald City to try and interrogate him. T-jay's wife, businesswoman Marley Lewis said that T-jay wasn't the same recently and that he hardly talked or paid any attention to her, which made her consider getting a divorce. T-jay was also business rivals with one of entrepreneur Yazid Shams' companies for a short time before Yazid's company overtook T-jay's. The parts used to create the gun belonged to Russian assassin Igor Volkova who claimed to not have known T-jay. T-jay also complained to journalist Arthur Rockefeller about how he described him in his writings, as he described T-jay as a shady businessman who made many deals with mysterious sources when according to T-jay this was far from the truth.

## Killer and Motives

The killer turned out to be Yazid.

Upon admitting to the murder, Yazid said that he found out T-jay was a member of The Saviors and he wanted to give him to us, but when he phoned us, T-jay got suspicious of him and attacked him from behind. Yazid managed to knock T-jay back, but he took out his pocket knife, so Yazid ran to take a drill from the nearby construction workers working on the subway, and brought it down on T-jay. He says T-jay was trying to escape to their secret hideout and Yazid wanted to follow him, but he couldn't keep T-jay in the station and he got exposed so he had to kill him before escaping and causing trouble. Yazid says he's really sorry for killing a Savior, but he had to defend himself and he's not willing to be punished for it and we will understand why he has to do this in time, so he draws a gun out and runs away from us.

## Case Appearances

* Welcome to Emerald City! (Case #0 of Stories Uncaged)
* What Can I Get You? (Case #8 of Stories Uncaged)
* Taste The Blades (Case #9 of Stories Uncaged)
* You Know The Drill (Case #20 of Stories Uncaged)

## Trivia

* T-jay was a suspect in two cases.
* T-jay appeared in three different districts in Stories Uncaged.
* T-jay appeared in one season.

## Gallery

T-jay, as he appeared in Welcome to Emerald City! (Case #0 of Stories Uncaged), Taste The Blades (Case #9 of Stories Uncaged), and You Know The Drill (Case #20 of Stories Uncaged).T-jay's body.Yazid Shams, T-jay's killer.Marley Lewis, T-jay's wife.