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<speak>  <prosody rate="slow" pitch="-3%">   The case did not begin with sirens or panic.   <break time="400ms"/>   It began with something far more subtle — absence.   <break time="600ms"/>   On an ordinary Wednesday morning, a desk remained untouched.   Coffee gone cold, computer asleep, chair slightly pulled back.   At first, no one worried.   People are late. Plans change. Life intervenes.   <break time="700ms"/>   But hours became days, and days became an uncomfortable silence.   Calls went unanswered.   Messages remained unread.   A routine life had quietly… stopped.   <break time="800ms"/>   The apartment offered no comfort.   Keys on the table.   Wallet undisturbed.   Phone resting on the kitchen counter.   <emphasis level="moderate">No one walks away from their entire existence.</emphasis>   <break time="900ms"/>   There were no signs of forced entry.   No broken locks, no scattered belongings, no visible struggle.   Everything appeared frozen, as if time itself had hesitated.   <break time="700ms"/>   Neighbors reported nothing unusual.   No arguments. No screams. No hurried footsteps in the night.   Just the steady, indifferent rhythm of the building.   <break time="800ms"/>   Investigators searched for motive.   Financial trouble, personal conflict, hidden enemies.   Yet every lead dissolved into uncertainty.   The file grew, but the answers did not.   <break time="1s"/>   Years have passed since that morning.   The world moved forward, as it always does.   But the questions never left.   <break time="600ms"/>   Some crimes are defined by violence.   Others by precision.   <break time="300ms"/>   This one was defined by silence.  </prosody> </speak>