Felix ignored the others, growing more certain of his suspicions.

The woman had died around 3:00 am. Now that ten hours had passed, by all logic, the body should be decomposing. There was no way any bodily scent could last.

As for perfume, Felix had already ruled that out. Aside from his medical expertise that could detect such things, common sense told him that no one would spray perfume before going to sleep.

"What about surveillance or neighborhood interviews?"

Despite everyone's confusion, Felix's rank meant they had to respond promptly, though the woman's poor hygiene and the lingering fragrance seemed bizarre.

"No surveillance footage was tampered with. We've carefully reviewed everything and found no suspicious individuals. The neighbors we interviewed said that there were no unusual sounds."

Felix frowned as he recalled the woman's scent. "I want all of this woman's information. The more detailed, the better. And I mean everything—don't miss a single detail. What cof