Maria sat at a small café, sipping on a cup of coffee as she scrolled through the photos on her camera. She was particularly fond of the ones she took during the apple festival, with the sunset casting a warm glow over the crowd. Just as she was admiring a photograph of the festival's Ferris wheel, a man with a stern expression walked up to her table. Maria recognized him as the detective she had seen around town. "Hi, miss," Hunter said, his expression softening slightly. "I'm Detective Hunter. I'm investigating a series of mysterious disappearances in Alborn. I understand you've been in town for a while, and I was wondering if you've noticed anything unusual." Maria's eyes widened as she set her camera down. She responded in Spanish, her voice trembling, "Sí, ha habido cosas muy extrañas últimamente. Vi a alguien que se fue corriendo en el bosque detrás del festival la noche antes de que desapareciera la última persona. Me asusté mucho." Hunter's expression changed from gentle to confused, and Maria realized he didn't understand her. "I'm sorry?" he asked, taking a step closer. "Can you repeat that?" Maria tried again, this time slower, hoping he might pick up something. "Vi... a... alguien... en el bosque," she said, pointing to a nearby photograph of the woods. Hunter shook his head, still not understanding. Maria tried to think of a way to communicate, but her Spanish was the only language she was fluent in. Just then, Hunter's phone rang. He excused himself and answered the call. Maria watched as he listened intently, his expression growing more serious. "I'm sorry, miss, but I need to go," Hunter said, hanging up the phone. "It seems we've got another situation to attend to." Maria nodded, and Hunter turned to leave. "If you could come down to the station later today," he called over his shoulder, "we'll try to get a translator to help us communicate." Maria nodded again, still looking troubled. Voice sheet: Maria: "Sí, ha habido cosas muy extrañas últimamente. Vi a alguien que se fue corriendo en el bosque detrás del festival la noche antes de que desapareciera la última persona. Me asusté mucho." Hunter: "I'm sorry?" Maria: "Vi... a... alguien... en el bosque." Hunter: "If you could come down to the station later today, we'll try to get a translator to help us communicate."