Maria sat alone at a small outdoor cafe table, fiddling with her camera as she stared out at the charming Main Street of Alborn, MN with a distressed expression. The late summer sun cast long shadows down the quiet road lined with quaint shops and restaurants. The bell on the cafe door jingled and Hunter strode out, his shoes crunching on the gravel path. He approached Maria's table. "Excuse me, miss. I'm Detective Hunter with the Alborn PD. May I ask you a few questions about what happened at the Apple Festival last night?" Maria looked up at him with wide, troubled eyes. "Lo siento, no hablo inglés," she said apologetically. Hunter's brow furrowed. "I'm sorry, I don't speak Spanish." Maria took a deep breath and tried again in halting English. "I...I see something bad. Very bad." Hunter pulled out a chair and sat. "What did you see?" "Un hombre...he attack girl. She scream and then..." Maria mimed putting a knife to her throat and slashed her finger across it. "But I have camera. I take pictures." Hunter leaned forward, very interested now. "Do you still have the photos?" "Sí, I...how you say...save phone." She checked her camera and turned it over to show him. Hunter studied the grainy night shots, taking in the scene of a man masked by shadows grappling with a young woman. "I need to borrow this. I'll return it. Can I get your contact info?" "¿Por qué?" Maria asked uneasily. "So I can reach out when the lab is finished with it. This is potentially very important evidence." He glanced at his watch and stood abruptly. "I'm on the task force for the festival disappearances. I have to go but...gracias." "Adiós," Maria said quietly as Hunter hurried off. After a few minutes, a man sat at the empty seat across from Maria. "You're the girl who saw something last night, yes? Liked to take pictures?" he asked with concern. She nodded warily. He smiled kindly. "Don't you worry, miss. I'm sure the detective will be in touch soon. In the meantime, can I treat you to another coffee? You look like you could use it." Maria met his eyes and returned a tentative smile, sliding her camera away. "Gracias."