The Cat's Tail Case - Noah's Millennium Investigations Series Part Four

This is how Noah Al-Alfi's specifications for the evening shift employee killer in the call center were completed: a hired assassin who carried out his operation with professionalism unparalleled since he worked in criminal investigations. A killer with enough precision to snatch the lives of his victims with a single bullet hitting its target. A killer so fast that his victims had no chance to stand up, resist him, or even run away. An experienced killer to the extent that he hit a victim from behind a door, and narcissistic to the degree that he didn't open the door to confirm the target was hit. A tall, athletic killer with dark skin artificially tanned, thick chestnut hair, and a distinctive nose. A killer who resembles Noah's colleague, who has no evidence against him except for a cat's tail! Any other officer would have been helpless in the face of the complexities of this case, but Noah Al-Alfi — who, due to a mysterious incident, gained the ability to see what others cannot — and his colleague Qatir Al-Mohamedi are not just ordinary officers. With them, Noah Al-Alfi's investigation series continues in its fourth part, where the truth is not as it seems, and danger hides behind the details. Parts of the series: Part One - The St. Hassan Case, Part Two - The Loos Mar Case, Part Three - The Blackberry Case, Part Four - The Tail of the Cat Case. To get the full series: Noah Al-Alfi Investigation Series.