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In this article from Mystery Magazine, Detective Murphy recounts a strange encounter with a nervous and uncommunicative witness who had a black eye. Despite his attempts to understand her, she left without providing any useful information. Later, it is revealed that the witness accidentally entered the wrong apartment while working as a cleaning lady and was attacked by the occupant. The detectives speculate about a potential connection between this incident and a recent murder in the same area. The article ends with the revelation that they have a suspect for the serial killings, which will be revealed in the next issue. [Extracted from the article]

The article reports on the impact of the economic crisis on landmarks in Caracas, Venezuela. It mentions the damage done to the Parque Central residential complex, the lack of maintenance at the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the decay facing University City of Caracas, the campus of the Central University of Venezuela.

A New York City apartment/duplex complex, 210-220 E. 22nd Street, has installed Position Imaging Inc.'s "smart package room" to better manage the process of receiving and distributing packages delivered to the lobby area, according to a press release. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article profiles Danish architect Bjarke Ingels, noting his international success and relative fame in the U.S. and Copenhagen, Denmark. It comments on Ingels' desire to challenge architectural conventions and his use of inexpensive materials in the buildings he designs. Other topics explored include his upbringing in Denmark, his difficulty with securing government approval for his designs, and his success with large-scale apartment complexes.