As Detective Jameson dug deeper into the case, he discovered a surprising twist. A person named Thompson was involved in a scandalous insider trading case, but what caught Jameson's attention was the possibility of Thompson's connection to the murder case he was investigating.
*Thompson's Background*
Jameson found that Robert Brian Thompson was a key figure in a high-profile SEC case, where he was accused of insider trading. Thompson had consented to an injunction, and disgorgement and civil penalties were yet to be determined ¹.
However, Jameson's investigation led him to believe that Thompson's involvement might go beyond just insider trading. He suspected that Thompson could be linked to Emily's murder, possibly due to her uncovering some incriminating evidence.
*Possible Connections to the Murder*
Jameson's team worked tirelessly to find any connections between Thompson and the murder. They discovered that Thompson's case had some similarities to another high-profile case involving John Blauvelt, who was convicted of murdering his wife, Cati Blauvelt. Interestingly, Blauvelt's girlfriend, Hannah Thompson, was accused of hiding his whereabouts and was charged with misprision of a felony, obstruction of justice, and being an accessory after the fact ².
While Jameson wasn't sure if the two cases were directly related, he knew he had to investigate further. He brought Thompson in for questioning, determined to get to the bottom of the case.
*The Investigation Continues*
As Jameson questioned Thompson, he remained calm and collected. But Jameson noticed that Thompson seemed nervous, fidgeting in his seat. "So, Mr. Thompson, can you tell me about your involvement with Emily?" Jameson asked, his eyes locked onto Thompson's.
Thompson hesitated, and Jameson knew he was onto something. The investigation was heating up, and Jameson was determined to uncover the truth.