Until this point, the hunt for Helena Watkowska had been a challenge—a fun use of Georgie’s old law office skills—though also frustrating. Bill Noonan had mentioned that Watkowska lived outside of a town called Trafalgar, but an electronic White Pages search came up blank for a phone listing. Georgie had widened it to the Gippsland area and still hit a wall. Ditto for Schlicht.
She’d then tried a google search for the woman under her maiden name, but that’d bombed too. A land title search for both surnames in Trafalgar had similar bad luck. But she wasn’t surprised. Discretion would rate highly for the estranged wife of the Iceman; she wouldn’t make it too easy by listing her phone number publicly or purchasing property—assuming she had some—in her own name. Georgie supposed she’d hide be
