THIRTY-THREE
McCall put in a call for uniforms to check the judge’s house for anything that might explain her murder. She had also a warrant request on her computer ready to go in case her husband refused. They were looking for anything, even hate mail. Normally, she would get another detective to do it; however, there was a shortage of personnel, which included the newest detective Jenny Thompson, who was on "personal time". The woman had had a rough year – they all had. Others had taken holiday time to cut down hours. So, McCall had to resort to the "boys in blue" to carry out the task.
Steel had found the bailiff; he had been in the bathroom, emptying his breakfast into one of the cubicles in the men's room. After being asked about the glass and the jug, he had to confess he never rea
