Here is the scene: Marie sat at a small café on Main Street in Alborn, sipping a coffee and examining her camera. She was lost in thought, her brow furrowed in concern, when a tall, imposing figure approached her. He wore a stern expression and had an air of authority about him. "Excuse me," he said, his deep voice interrupting her thoughts. Marie looked up, startled, and her eyes locked onto the man's. He had piercing blue eyes that seemed to bore into her very soul. She felt a shiver run down her spine as she took in his rugged features. He was handsome, but not in a soft or gentle way. "Oui?" she replied, her French accent thick. "Can I ask you a few questions?" the man asked. "I'm Detective Hunter, and I'm investigating the disappearance of Emily Wilson." Marie's eyes widened, and she felt a wave of fear wash over her. "Emily?" she repeated, her voice trembling. Hunter nodded. "Yes. Did you know her?" Marie's hands began to shake, and she set her camera down on the table. "Oui... je l'ai rencontrée hier soir. Elle était très sympathique." (Yes... I met her last night. She was very nice.) Hunter's expression changed from stern to confused. "I'm sorry, what did you say?" Marie repeated herself, slower this time. "Je l'ai rencontrée hier soir. Elle était très sympathique." (I met her last night. She was very nice.) Hunter shook his head. "I don't understand French. Do you speak English?" Marie's eyes filled with tears, and she shook her head. "Non, je suis désolée. Je ne parle pas anglais." (No, I'm sorry. I don't speak English.) Hunter frowned, clearly frustrated. "Is there someone who can translate for us?" Marie thought for a moment, and then her face lit up. "Oui! Mon amie Sophie parle anglais. Elle peut nous aider." (Yes! My friend Sophie speaks English. She can help us.) Hunter pulled out his phone and dialed a number. After a brief conversation, he hung up and turned back to Marie. "My colleague is on her way. Can you tell me what happened last night?" Marie nodded, and began to speak, her words tumbling out in a rush. "On était au parc...