When the Monrose's family's dossier came in there was proof that it wasn't them due to both of the Mr. Monrose's were put into nursing home and at least the elderly Mr. Monrose which was a spy in the sixties was bedridden and couldn't remember anything due to his medical condition of late stage alzheimers. Mac thought whatever the murderer of the Monrose's children wanted must be very vaulable. The Monrose's house stood vacant on the corner of fourth and Elm street. Mac got a search warrent for the house. The house was empty except for Lucy's room.Mac found a secret compant in her closet.
Tucked away in the secret part of the closet he found a couple of floopy discs. He gave the floopy disc to a computer expert in the department to transfer over to flash drive if there was anything vaulable on them. The cyber team had his answer in just a matter of a few minutes. This was what the murderer wanted. It contained a list of the spys locations, safe houses addresses in different countries goverment hitmen from all over not just the United States. Mac's commanders stated more likely the murderer of Lucy was done by a hitman
It wasn't but a couple of hours later the FBI took possession of the floppy discs and flash drive but Mac had been abled to install the data to another flash drive and had another copy for back up when they came in. For some reason he didn't trust the FBI agent. He just didn't sit right according to his police gut. He wasn't sure why just yet. It wasn't just a short time later he had a note sitting on his desk with a Joker card from a deck of playing cards Got what I wanted so I'll leave you alone for the time being unless you still want to catch me. Mac thought yeah I want to catch you and I will.