What's the procedure for a massive car crash with zero fatalities?

No one knows how they would react.

 

Cold Fire?

 

Yes. But-

Ok, fine. Let's say that there's no explosion. No deaths. No bombs. In other words, no terrorist attacks. In other words, this isn't something that's high on the priority. The police are suspicious... but with zero deaths, they think 'eh, why bother'? and start putting the files somewhere else.

In other words, you have something occurring that is completely inexplicable, completely unlikely and you need to find out more, but its something that doesn't seem to require a priority.

In other words, they'll send out a few agents to uncover what's really happening. That's where the meat of the story is. Slow burn, slow movement. Less 'kick the doors down' and more 'let's slip in a few bugs and make friends here to figure out what's happening'.

Is this believable?

 

In America.
It was a case of missing a child. There was a man whose investigation suspected, but had no evidence. They called him a person of interest. They closed it at the police station for 24 hours.
So in America, the police can also detain you for a certain period, only because you seem suspicious to them.

 

How about a warrant for, say, questioning or arrest? How hard is it to get

 

Of course it's believable. The FBI send Mulder and Scully, basically.

 

OH wow.

This would be incredibly interesting.

 

Yes, that's what I meant really. Given the suspension of disbelief about the miraculous event in the first place, it's sufficient for fiction.

 

Well, what would be 'real world believable'?

 

What about quarantine?
Since this is of a massive nature, they can be quarantined until they pass a full medical examination.

In case this is a new disease, with such strange symptoms.
There are diseases: growth anomalies of various organic tissues in humans. (Bones or skin regenerate too much and grow.)(These are strange and terrible diseases ... DO NOT google pliz. You won’t be able to sleep later.)

 

A curious disease that welds people ripped in half back together.

 

I'll tell you who will have a big interest in the accident - the insurance companies.

 

Therefore, I said that they could keep them until a full medical inspection.
There is a set of terrible diseases that give you a temporary feeling that everything is in order or even make the girl feel better than you really are. There is also a set of diseases in which repair processes work too well, and the regeneration of certain tissues is too strong. These are all very terrible diseases.
An example of excessive bone tissue regeneration leads to the fact that bones begin to regenerate on the skin of patients. A real bone armor, only a person gradually loses mobility and dies in terrible agony.

 

Yeah, but I would like to, well, put it as sensible as possible. I guess I'll just stick to the investigation idea.

Or maybe they just miss it. I mean, governments have done bigger fuckups than miss a superhuman who used her flashy powers in public and who was posted on the web.

 

But... I already know the those.

I'm asking what would happen in the real world.

 

Well, I suppose that's it. Sorry for wasting your time.