Sara Stanton wrote:"That looks pretty straight-forward, if disgusting, to me..."
Graham Jaeger wrote:Graham stepped closer and used his heightened senses and observational skills to take in the scene. He was pretty desensitized to dead things, but less so to human ones. Still, outwardly at least, he was eerily detached about it.
Laura Weston wrote:Laura didn't have any sensory abilities and, in fact, looked a little green at the sight of the dead body. She recovered a bit though and decided to look at the "people" part of the equation. She started watching the body language of the investigators as well as looking for what the man had been doing out here.
Laura Weston wrote:"Who found him?"
Graham Jaeger wrote:"I can smell a foreign substance on the body," Graham said, sniffing the air a little closer, "Our mystery bacteria perhaps?"
Laura Weston wrote:Does he... I mean, did he grow tomatoes?" Laura wondered out loud. "I'm thinking I may need to give the farm a flyover."
Laura Weston wrote:"Sure thing," Laura said, stepping outside the tent and lifting into the air with a buzzing noise, shooting out across the farm to get a quick idea of the layout and look for likely places to investigate further.
Graham Jaeger wrote:Graham nodded, and soon a tall, antlered satyr-like figure was dashing around the field.
Narrator wrote:"Cor blimey," one of the CSI officers muttered under his breath as Laura and Graham spread out in their bizarre, mutant-like fashions.
Graham's senses couldn't pick up any other people's scents in the area, though now that he knew he was smelling a tomato, he might well be able to follow a path from the general area of the greenhouses.
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