The Victoria Murders

Tess was stunned when the mysterious caller correctly named this record. She scrawled a quick note to a colleague asking to try and have the call traced, while simultaneously trying to keep the caller on the line. He refused to identify himself, but claimed to work at the victoria barracks. The caller said he'd phone back before abruptly ending the call. Tess immediately reported the incident to the police. This was just one of thousands of tip offs received in the first two weeks of the armstrong bartlet murder investigation. At the time, victoria's homicide squad only had 16 detectives. In the first 21 days of january alone, 11 murders had been committed throughout the state,. for