Chapter 36“You got a number?” asked Lumbergh. “On the display?”
“Unknown,” Holman read aloud. She turned to Corbett. “We’re not set up to trace this.”
“He’s probably already tried his other guy’s phone,” said Corbett. “If no one picks up, he’s going to know something’s happened to his boy.”
“Is that a bad thing?” asked Lumbergh, drawing the attention of both of them.
“It is if we hope to catch him,” said Holman. “This is the only location we’ve got on him. He’ll never come back here if he knows we’ve found this place—if he knows that we snatched up his son.”
“He’ll figure that out if no one answers too, and then he’ll stop calling,” said Lumbergh. “Listen, he’s not going to let that thing ring many more times. Let me talk to him. I’ve done research on this guy. I know things about him
