Mother Knows Best [Raina]

San Malarus Island reminded her of the place she grew up, mostly because it was a city and was more crowded than most parts of the island. Though most of it looked nice, especially the areas that had the penthouses, City Hall, and the Radio Tower. She had gone down a list of people who had went missing during the time period she had painted for this event. While looking at it, she noted that at least one of those kids died, causing her to drop everything she was doing to visit the mother of the boy. She went to the areas that most resembled her hometown, following the address she got from the database. Raina Lockwood, mother of the late Nilo Lockwood. She pulled up to the front of the place, stepping out of her car as she locked it, walking up to the door. Knocking on it, she'd await whomever was inside. Maybe it wasn't the best lead, but it was all she had at the moment and she wasn't going to lose this one.

The door opened, causing Roxy to look the woman up and down through her glasses. "Raina Lockwood?" She'd await a nod or an answer of sorts before reaching into her trench coat, pulling out her badge as she showed the woman. "Roxy Monroe, F.B.I.; I'm here to speak to you about your son Nilo Lockwood." She felt bad even mentioning the boys name, it could be painful talking about the death of your child, especially after 2 years had passed. She waited for the woman to agree to speak to her, entering the house if she allowed it. She was ready to write anything, but she was also trying to be sympathetic for her. Don't slam her with with questions like this without easing them in.

Roxy placed her hand in her coat pocket, leaning on her right foot more than the other one. She listened to the woman, showing a bit of empathy towards her as she kept her serious tone. "I'm sorry if this is a bother, but I'm investigating the events that took place two years ago, and I think your son's death ties in with it." She gave it a moment for that to sink in, still holding the floor when it came to talking. "Along with many other kids, he met an unfortunate end during this time. I found it strange because the police actually found his body, which was a different outcome from the others either going missing forever or turning up soon after." She knew it could be hard to bring back old memories, but she hoped that this woman would understand that any answers she could give would help her investigation immensely. Plus it would get Roxy off her back faster if she either told her to go away or answered questions.