Here is the opening scene of the murder mystery, where each sentence has exactly 20 words: Detective Jameson stood outside the mansion, a grand estate surrounded by lush gardens and towering stone walls yesterday. The sky above was a deep shade of grey, matching the somber mood of the early morning weather forecast. People gathered near the entrance, their faces etched with worry and concern as they waited for news reports. A police car arrived, its sirens blaring loudly as two officers jumped out, quickly moving towards the scene quickly. The officers took charge, setting up a temporary police station and redirecting traffic away from the mansion's entrance quietly. A crowd of press and onlookers watched with rapt attention, eager to learn more about the shocking events developing rapidly. Tension hung in the air, palpable and thick, as everyone awaited confirmation of the tragic news unfolding slowly. Years of experience had prepared Jameson for moments like these, yet even he couldn't quite shake his nerves quietly. The sound of a helicopter hovering in the distance broke the eerie silence, adding to the morning's chaos suddenly. The helicopter's rotors created a powerful gust of wind, which threatened to blow over nearby news cameras precariously. People scrambled to steady their equipment, as the noise made it difficult to hear the police announcements clearly. Jameson surveyed the scene, his eyes taking in every detail, from the distraught family members to the photographers loudly. A sense of eeriness settled over the crowd as they waited for the police to release more information publicly. There was an air of expectation, of anticipation, as everyone waited for news from the mansion's interior slowly. No one knew what had happened inside, or what horrors the police might discover as they entered the estate quietly. The mystery had begun to unfold, and Jameson was ready to unravel the tangled threads of the case slowly.