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This is not exactly a myth. However, in an apartment in Liberty City, there is an open door. The bedroom has a massive amount of blood strewn about, making it more likely a piece of miscellaneous interior detail. Also, on the mattress on the floor in the main room and in one of the side rooms is a picture of a policeman (identity unknown) with a pile and three lines of cocaine running across it. This | This is not exactly a myth. However, in an apartment in Liberty City, there is an open door. The bedroom has a massive amount of blood strewn about, making it more likely a piece of miscellaneous interior detail. Also, on the mattress on the floor in the main room and in one of the side rooms is a picture of a policeman (identity unknown) with a pile and three lines of cocaine running across it. This could mean that there was either a police officer with a cocaine addiction living there, or a cop killer with the same addiction. If it was the prior, the police officer likely either committed or was killed. If it was the latter, he may have kidnapped the police officer (depicted in the picture) and brought him there, only to promptly kill him; The killer likely would have then fled from the obviously undiscovered crime scene. | ||
It should be noted that the same bloody bed prop | It is located on the apartment in [http://gta.wikia.com/index.php?title=North_Holland North Holland] where [[Jimmy Kand]] lives. | ||
It should be noted that the same bloody bed prop is in the room where Niko was sent to kill Teddy Benavidez, on orders from Ray Boccino. | |||
:[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9REe9udskJU&feature=PlayList&p=DBFE87BBE26B42D8&index=1 video] (not seen until 5:02) | :[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9REe9udskJU&feature=PlayList&p=DBFE87BBE26B42D8&index=1 video] (not seen until 5:02) | ||