Hunter approached Maria's table at the cafe. He saw her looking at her camera, frowning. "Excuse me, miss?" he said, trying to sound friendly. "I hate to interrupt, but could I ask you a question about the town?" Maria looked up at him, puzzled. She glanced over at his badge and saw the detective emblem. "I... I'm okay," she stammered in English, surprised that she could speak it. "I just... I just came from taking pictures, that's all." Hunter noticed the camera around her neck and nodded understandingly. "I'm Detective Hunter. We've been having some issues in town lately with people disappearing," he said, trying to keep things light. "Do you have any information about that?" Maria's eyes widened in alarm. She quickly shook her head and started speaking quickly in Spanish, her voice quivering. Obviously shaken by her reaction, Hunter tried to reassure her. "Ma'am, I understand if it's sensitive information, but it's important we look into these cases. We need to find out what's going on so we can stop it from happening again." Maria took a deep breath and nodded before pulling out her phone. She opened a photo gallery and showed Hunter a picture of a young man who looked familiar. "This man... he came up to me yesterday. He was asking about the town, about the apple festival. He seemed nice, but..." Her voice trailed off as she remembered something else. "I saw him talking to someone earlier today, but I couldn't hear what they were saying," she said, pointing to the direction where she had last seen them. "I think something bad happened to that man. Please, you have to find him." Hunter took the phone from her and thanked her for her help. He promised to look into it and left the cafe, but not before glancing over his shoulder to make sure she was still there.