Chapter 14It had been nearly four weeks since Margaret Deacon's death and, apart from the first week, nobody had come forward with information. Plenty of people had called in at the incident room with complaints ranging from the condition of the roads to noisy neighbours, but nothing about the murder. The police, who were on duty at the mobile unit, were the target for all kinds of a***e and the unit itself had been egged and scored with graffiti.
Frank was pacing the floor which was not a good sign. Angela and Paul Costello, who were on duty that day, kept their heads down and avoided making eye contact with him.
One of us is in trouble,” Paul commented. “There's a large group of Govanhill residents in the outer office demanding to see someone about the prossie's murder. All six members
