Maria: "Lo siento, no entiendo bien lo que me está preguntando. Estoy un poco alterada por todo lo que ha pasado en la ciudad." Hunter: "I'm sorry, I don't speak Spanish. Could you try to explain what happened in town? It's important for the investigation." Maria: "Ah, perdón. My English is not good. There was... es como una niebla, muy extraño. People are gone, no one knows where." Hunter: "A fog? Can you tell me more about it? When did you first notice something was wrong?" Maria: "Sí, fue hace dos días. I was taking pictures of the sunrise, and then, como si la niebla lo hubiera tragado todo. The park, it was empty." Hunter: "That's around the same time the first person was reported missing. Did you see anything unusual in the fog?" Maria: "No, nothing. But I felt... una sensación rara, like being watched. It was eerie." Hunter: "I understand. We're doing everything we can to find out what's happening. If you remember anything else, here's my card. Can you give me your contact information too?" Maria: "Yes, of course. I will call you if I remember more details." Hunter: "Thank you, Maria. Your information could be vital. Stay safe, and don't hesitate to contact me if you feel uneasy again." Maria: "I will. Thank you, detective." Hunter then receives a call on his phone, looks at the screen, and his expression becomes serious. Hunter: "I have to go. There's been another disappearance. We'll be in touch, Maria." Maria nods, looking even more troubled as Hunter rushes off to deal with the latest development in the case.