CHAPTER TWENTY TWO
The morning stretched on like she was stuck in some wretched sort of purgatory. The only real information they were able to get came an hour later when the victim was identified as twenty-four-year-old Kelly Higdon of Seattle. Her only local relative was her grandfather, who was currently residing in a retirement home with a severe case of Alzheimer’s disease. Seattle PD ran Higdon’s record and found it clean.
Because of Higdon’s clean record, Mackenzie was not expecting much when they searched her apartment later that morning. She and Ellington entered the place only because it was the single lead they had. Granted, part of Mackenzie almost expected to find some sort of doll or tea party set up in the apartment. But there was nothing.
Ellington surfed through the web
