The Ensign had been focused on assisting with the autopsy of the first victim. However, his focus on the autopsy would be short lived, when he heard one of the stations Security Officer's voices come over his comm badge, "Lieutenant Davis to Ensign Michaels, we have another body, located on Shuttle Bay 12" Michaels was curious, the Shuttle Bays are usually a busy place, but it is pretty brazen of this to do. He looked towards to the Doctor handling the autopsy, he stated, "Sir, with your permission, I will look into this" The Doctor noddled slightly, "Please proceed Ensign" The Ensign replied with, "Thank you Sir" The man proceeded to exit the autopsy room, he would than de-glove and de-scrub, he tossed the gloves into evidence, same with his scrubs, as you never know when evidence may be found.
He would than tap his comm badge and replied with, "Sir, I am on my way" He proceeded to grab what one may call a "Dead Body kit", which consists of a body bag, gloves, as well as evidence collection equipment. The man would make his way towards the Shuttle Bay the Security Lieutenant mentioned. He would notice the badly burnt body in the middle of the shuttle bay. He would look towards the Security Lieutenant, "They have balls, don't they?" His tone was slightly humorous. The suspect had quite the pair for being able to burn someone in the middle of a fairly busy shuttle bay with not being caught. The Lieutenant chuckled quietly, "Agreed, we need to get all the evidence we can from this victim. Chief Tritter has put some faith in me that I can handle this while he interviews certain crew members, and I would prefer to not disappoint him"
The Ensign replied with, "I understand Sir, I won't disappoint" He knew that the Chief was the type that if he put his faith in you, he was the type you didn't want to disappoint him and even if he didn't voice it, you could see it in his eyes. The Ensign proceeded to methodically go over the body, he first placed a large piece of plastic underneath the body, to capture any evidence that may slough off as he goes through the body. He would proceed to bag the hands, as the best way to preserve any evidence there. He would than proceed to swab various areas of the body, as he knew the last victim had been doused in chemicals and he knew he would need to have swabs to test for what exactly was used to burn the victim. He would than proceed to bag up the victim once he was done and than slid the body onto the gurney he brought. The Ensign would than lift the gurney and wheel the body out of the shuttle bay back to the morgue.
The Lieutenant than tapped his comm badge, "Chief, the most recent victim has been sent back to the morgue and the area has been combed. We have only found the same items you did on the last victim, nothing new" The Chief would take a moment before he replied with, "Thank you Lieutenant, store it for evidence. I am heading off to interview crew, please keep me in the loop" The Lieutenant was truthfully worried, as he knew there was a lot of pressure on him now and he would make his way back towards Main Security to get the evidence secured. He got back to the evidence locker, he studied the various items that they had gotten from the victims and crime scenes... He wondered to himself what this was telling him, the Chief always told him, that sometimes the biggest thing is not what is there, but what is not there and soon enough, they would learn why that was soo important and completely on point.