Nameless Culprit

Amanda Woothsdrow, a 39-year-old arts teacher at a rural secondary school on the outskirts of London, is found dead under circumstances that defy all logic. Scotland Yard faces a case that is not only disturbing but also a labyrinth of personal intrigues, betrayals, and buried secrets.

Detective Britton, a seasoned but weary yet shrewd investigator, leads the inquiry alongside his young and meticulous partner, Wilkinson, who brings a fresh perspective and curiosity to every step. As they delve into Amanda's life, characters with dark motives begin to emerge:

• The school headmaster, a charismatic man but enshrouded in rumours of inappropriate relationships, including one with Amanda that cost him his divorce.

• The deputy head, who conceals skills and knowledge far beyond her school role.

• The mechanic ex-boyfriend of Amanda's mother, an apparently innocent figure with unsettling links to organised crime and the one through whom Amanda extorted her ex-husband.

• Amanda's first boyfriend, who has always been troublesome with a turbulent past and a direct connection to Amanda in her final days.

• The political member of Catholic Party, son-in-law of a friend of Amanda's mother, who professionally blackmails and has been divorced because of Amanda.

As the case progresses, the team uncovers that Amanda had been involved in a dangerous game, trapped in a web of blackmail and threats that led to her tragic end. However, what sets this case apart from any other is the role of technology: anonymous photographs, artificial intelligence, and a complex trail of digital data that seems to erase both the clues and the culprits.

In a setting where people are not what they seem, and the evidence disappears as quickly as it appears, Britton and Wilkinson must face not just a faceless enemy, but also a system designed to conceal everything. A Namless Culprit is an unsettling thriller where… modern technology not only helps solve the case but also serves as the source for keeping alive the secrets that could destroy everything.