((Ok...so snarky in character comments aside...you guys do know that the Jedi genuinely across all Star Wars media which is what this site is based on, neither have to report to the local authorities nor do they have to acquire warrants, right? They really do have all authority regarding anything involving the Sith or fellow Jedi.))
Was a funny comment, not sure why a terrible person would care about Hasjo, a terrible person wouldn't even bother talking to these people. Though Moroi was getting dangerously close to wanting to be a terrible person. Dom'rius wasn't wrong, if his earlier deduction was correct, then there were two plausible explanations for what happened. @[member="Hasjo Hallu"] had a psychotic fit and killed a woman and in his grief or from someone interrupting him, he panicked and fled without doing the intelligent thing with the body. The other was that something or someone took him. The latter one was somewhat more plausible for a Jedi, it didn't explain whether or not they'd find him alive or not, but it did give them some grounds to start looking for him. Moroi already explained and listed his reasoning for why the apartment was not a bust for evidence and how his logic was generated solely from the facts already presented, if they refused to accept it that was their prerogative. But this was quickly getting way over their heads. If he was kidnapped, there were very few people in this galaxy who could covertly take a Jedi, even a Padawan, completely unnoticed in the middle of fething Coruscant. Even if they managed to find the Nautolan, he wasn't sure they'd be able to do anything, unless they found him dead in the street, they could probably handle it then. While most of what they said was utterly useless, there'd be no charges and Moroi only directed their attention to himself so @[member="Dom'rius Novoxy"] wouldn't have to deal with the crying fallout, they did have a point. There was no guarantee that they would find anything at the impounded ship. Moroi had wanted to go see it to one hundred percent rule out that Hasjo had tried to leave with it, which would in turn almost completely, plausibly, rule him out as a suspect. He wanted to do his due diligence, but they were pressed for time, whether Hasjo was the killer or not.
"I did not say the apartment was a bust for evidence, if you scroll up through those memory banks instead of worrying about the wounded ego you'd recall the evidence found. That doesn't mean you're wrong about the ship though, I'd hoped to use it to fully rule out that Hasjo actually had killed the woman but we might not have time for that. What do you suggest? Dom, got contact Master @[member="Rasu Gan"] and if you can't get ahold of her...get Master @[member="Yinch"] ...please don't get Master Yinch."