Hershel nodded, at least that was something to focus on. If they did figure it out they'd have to keep an eye on the person too without letting them realize they knew. What risky business.

He glanced over as if he completely forgot her hat, looking down after a moment. "I- yes, that's a great idea, Heiji. They'd- I'm sure they'd want it back."

And that question. His expression darkened and he looked to the wall. "The incinerator, probably. There's no reason for them to keep the remains. It's only be evidence against them." This is probably the angriest he's ever sounded, it's a quietly angry tone but wow, he was not happy about this shockingly.