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On 10 January, General Ariana Winston, Task Force Serpent's second-in-command, announced that Hasek-Davion's death was under investigation and formally assumed command. With the fleet less than 200 light-years from Huntress, she reviewed the orders and reports he had left for her in the event of his death. One of these revealed that in addition to units officially assigned to the task force, [[Coordinator]] [[Theodore Kurita (31st c.)|Theodore Kurita]] had "gifted" a team of four [[nekakami]].<ref>''Sword and Fire'', ch. 3</ref>
 
On 10 January, General Ariana Winston, Task Force Serpent's second-in-command, announced that Hasek-Davion's death was under investigation and formally assumed command. With the fleet less than 200 light-years from Huntress, she reviewed the orders and reports he had left for her in the event of his death. One of these revealed that in addition to units officially assigned to the task force, [[Coordinator]] [[Theodore Kurita (31st c.)|Theodore Kurita]] had "gifted" a team of four [[nekakami]].<ref>''Sword and Fire'', ch. 3</ref>
  
As the investigation progressed, suspicion fell on five ComStar crew members who had no records of their existence before they joined ComStar.<ref>''Sword and Fire'', ch. 7</ref> On 23 January the two suspects who had originally been assigned to ''Invisible Truth'' were summoned for interrogation. The first suspect, [[Rumiko Fox|Julia Davis]], seemed to be hiding something, but her interrogator, ''[[Sho-sa]]'' [[Michael Ryan]], concluded that she was probably not involved in the assassination. She was relieved of duty and confined to quarters.<ref name=SF8>''Sword and Fire'', ch. 8</ref>
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As the investigation progressed, suspicion fell on five ComStar crew members who had no records of their existence before they joined ComStar.<ref>''Sword and Fire'', ch. 7</ref> On 23 January the two suspects who had originally been assigned to ''Invisible Truth'' were summoned for interrogation. The first suspect, [[Julia Davis]], seemed to be hiding something, but her interrogator, ''[[Sho-sa]]'' [[Michael Ryan]], concluded that she was probably not involved in the assassination. She was relieved of duty and confined to quarters.<ref name=SF8>''Sword and Fire'', ch. 8</ref>
  
 
Two ComStar marines were escorting the second suspect, [[Lucas Penrose]], to his interrogation, when he killed them both with a hidden [[Hold-Out Gyrojet Pistol|holdout pistol]], stole their weapons, and barricaded himself in a recreation room on Deck Four. Penrose claimed that he had planted a bomb in the ship's number three magazine, and threatened to destroy the ship unless General Winston met his demands. As Winston conversed with Penrose, she perceived that the hand he was keeping behind his back, supposedly holding a detonator, was empty. With this knowledge she jumped Penrose, wrestling him for his gun. Penrose was hit in the back with a poisoned [[shuriken]], enabling Winston to seize his gun and shoot him in the chest.<ref name=SF8 /> The poison and the gunshot wound were both fatal.<ref name=SF10>''Sword and Fire'', ch. 10</ref>
 
Two ComStar marines were escorting the second suspect, [[Lucas Penrose]], to his interrogation, when he killed them both with a hidden [[Hold-Out Gyrojet Pistol|holdout pistol]], stole their weapons, and barricaded himself in a recreation room on Deck Four. Penrose claimed that he had planted a bomb in the ship's number three magazine, and threatened to destroy the ship unless General Winston met his demands. As Winston conversed with Penrose, she perceived that the hand he was keeping behind his back, supposedly holding a detonator, was empty. With this knowledge she jumped Penrose, wrestling him for his gun. Penrose was hit in the back with a poisoned [[shuriken]], enabling Winston to seize his gun and shoot him in the chest.<ref name=SF8 /> The poison and the gunshot wound were both fatal.<ref name=SF10>''Sword and Fire'', ch. 10</ref>

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