23/02/2022
T.H.E. BREAKING NEWS
NICKELSON DIME V AND VI ARE NOW OFFICIALLY CONSIDERED MISSING PEOPLE.
Officially confirmed today at 2:22pm. Detective Constable D. Nile of the Capital City PD and the Dime Estate house staff released confirmation that the president of T.H.E. Television Network, Nickelson Dime V (49), and the T.H.E. Corporation CEO, Nick Dime VI (14) have been both reported missing today.
Only discovered February 14th by the mother of Dime VI. "I was fed up with the little bastard for only being able to communicate by video chat, and I demanded him to join me for dinner," said his mother. "I will not have him grown up like his father," referring to Nickelson Dime IV, who is currently serving a twelve-year sentence for pirating analog, and digital airwaves.
When her son missed another dinner, she went to his room and after no response, she attempted to break open the door. At that moment, the Dime Emergency A.I. warned that any attempts to break into the private chambers of any Nickelson Dime will be seen as an attempt for corporate espionage.
Moments later, every communication device on the estate had Master Nickelson Dime VI responding that he is safe and working on something big, requesting for his mother to relax and have some tea.
It would be followed seconds later by Nickelson Dime V's message of safety which the family had ignored, except for Elmira Muck, House Manager. "If it wasn't for DV's glitch, we never would have caught it. That's when I shouted that both video messages had exactly the same wording."
Master Dime's request for his mother to relax was exact in words and rhythm as Nickelson Dime V's request.
"DV's a schmuck and doesn't know the word work if it fell from the ceiling and—" Muck blessed herself and looked up to the ceiling. "Rip his mother," Muck she called out leaving the conversation in tears.
Samatha Dime passed away a couple of years ago at the age of 90.
Currently, the Capital City Police have an ongoing investigation.
B. Day, R. Ewich, R. Sole, and other T.H.E. Corporation Executives are a few of the many suspects.
By Christy Alces
T.H.E. NEWS Staff Writer