The two clergymen were found relatively quickly, both needed amputations, but their lives were saved.
However, this sufficiently indicates who was responsible—who else could it be but Sofia Jansen?
Moving over two thousand kilometers in two hours is an estimation; both had tracking devices, which lost signal and never reappeared until they were discovered six hours after their disappearance.
Considering frostbite requires time to develop, the Mai Nation Church believes they were left outdoors for at least four hours.
The Vatican believes, however, that if using a small aircraft—like a helicopter—covering two thousand kilometers in six hours is no big deal, so they cannot conclude that Sofia is definitely an apostate with sinister powers.
As the authorities bickered, the police faced a headache—the organization of the one person who died wasn't pursuing the case, but the private museum owner wasn't having it, pressing them to solve the case quickly.
