Dr. Jade

Andrew Luy

Mrs. S. Davis’ 5th Grade; Principal or Director: Mrs. Ballard

Meadowthorpe Elementary

Lexington, Kentucky, USA

Life is a game. You move forward space by space, slowly to the finish. This is

followed by every living thing. Except one man, named Dr. Jade. His first name is

unknown, and so is his last, but all know him as just. Dr. Jade.

One thing that is true is that time only moves in one direction. Dr. Jade breaks all

the rules of life and of government. He is the robber who is now the one who has'

committed every crime now in the year of 2300. A streak of several vanishing objects

are all now on record that seem to all point to him.

Paris ][ 12:00

France ][ Midnight

Dr. Jade now combed his swift black hair in front of his small broken mirror. His

solemn expression and his dark green eyes reflected back at him. Only a small bulb lit the

darkness of the frosty wooden shack.

He packed his belt and his vest with all the equipment for his quick but highly

difficult crime. The tools consisted of lighting spheres (to see in to dark places), blocking

bombs (to break through the walls in emergency situations), and most important his

C.P.S. (meaning Crime Planning System).

Dr. Jade now pulled out his silver hovering skateboard and' then departed for the

dark streets of Paris. Lights from the tall slim streetlights passed quickly. Thoughts were

passing through his head about the many things that could go wrong during the crime.

There before him stood the reconstructed Louvre, the place of a magnificent

artistic gallery, now to become a scene of disappearance. It was two floors with mirrored

windows and a tall gate of ten or more feet. Cameras were watching every move around.

and perhaps even inside the building. Then slowly Dr. Jade made his moves to get closer

and closer to the gates.

Paris ][ 2:30

France ][ Early Morning

"The building was ready for him but his thoughts told him to stand back and wait.

He glanced at the C.P.S. and slowly but nervously reviewed the crime. A film loaded on

the system played several times before he was completely ready.

The wires that the gate was built with were in the tight grip of his sweaty palms.

He now could open the gate with the time that seemed to be hidden in his deepest pocket.

At last he closed his eyes and traveled to the world of time that swirled in his mind and

pushed him back to the past. He opened his eyes and saw the old building rushing with

the lines and curves of 2012. Now there was no gate surrounding the sturdy walls. He

took one simple step and returned to his time.

The gate was behind him and a burglary before him. A fountain shooting

sparkling water was up ahead which had many decorated statues and carvings.

He stood next to the walls pulling out suction cups, which connected to your

hands to allow you climb glass objects. After he climbed the wall and reached the roof he

went to a door that sat locked in the center. He pushed some plastic explosives in the

keyhole, wired it up and blew the lock right out of the door. Dr. Jade opened the door

and slipped right into the shadowy hall. Offices lined the walls, Dr. Jade twisted each

doorknob; luckily for him the security office was open. He walked in and sat in the

computer chair. The layout of the building was already on the screen. Dr. Jade shut

down all the cameras, and then left the room. After sneaking along the halls he found the

stairs, where he slid down the rail and entered the gallery. He passed many paintings;

soon he found the one he was looking for. The Mona Lisa. Then he cut out the glass case

that sealed it inside, reached in and carefully pulled it out. He slipped it under one arm

and ran, the alarm rang. A guard of white hair and tan skin with the name of Atonis

Willis chased him. Now Dr. Jade reached his belt and threw his blocking bombs at the

wall. The bomb blew-up, creating a hole in the wall. He jumped out with the painting,

the guard close behind. He kept running till he got to the gate, then he used a blasting

bullet on the guard. The guard went flying through the air back to the ground where he

landed next to the fountain.

Paris ][ The next

France ][ Day

Adrian Will was a detective on the case. She was tall with dark brown hair and

was married to the guard. Atoms. Not much evidence was found when they were at the

scene early that morning, only a drop of blood and a half of a fingerprint.

After analyzing the blood they didn't find anyone who it matched. They

suspected Dr. Jade, but did not have very much evidence against him. Dr. Jade never had

a blodd sample or fingerprints taken so no information could be found in the computer.

Adrian would have a tough time proving Dr. Jade guilty in court.

The fingerprint was matched to about 100 people since it was only half of one.

Again Dr. Jade was not ever tested, so he did not come up in the results.

Paris ][ A week later

France ][ Again at the Scene

The art gallery was closed for the week. Adrian looked about the scene again.

This time they checked the whole building. The security office was found broken into,

making all the guards now suspects. No fingerprints were found in the room. It seemed

the robber had the key to the room.

The only person who they found at the building who would have keys was Atonis

Willis. They looked in Atoms' s criminal records but found nothing. The only thing the

detectives had noticed was that Atonis had not been checked for blood or fingerprints.

After prints and blood were taken, the results stated the prints matched but the

blood did not. Now all they had to do was find Dr. Jade and check him.

Federal Bureau of Missing Persons ][ Three Days

Secret location ][ later

The detectives sent a set of prints to the F.B.M.P. (Federal Bureau of Missing

Persons) to see if they would help in the investigation. They walked to an office and

talked to one of the presidents of the bureau. He said he would send out some

investigators SU1C~ army soldiers to hunt down Dr. Jade.

One month later they found out he had signed in at a cabin under the name of

Harold Jade where he should still be. When they got to the cabin all they found was an

old rusty car. Still no prints were found. The only evidence was still in the car, the

gasoline. They tested the gasoline and found out by the amount of water in it, it came

from the Fill-n-Go Gas Station.

They went to the station where they got his credit card number on which he paid

for the gas. Then after they got the number they asked for the information from the credit

card company with which the card was registered. From that information they got his

address where he lived. When they got to his small home, they took his fingerprints and

blood, they both matched perfectly.

So now they arrested him where he has sent to court and sentenced to 119 years in

a maximum-security prison.