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McCall had gone through Williams' file and still couldn't figure out how a career criminal had become so stupid and gotten caught. What also made no sense was the killing of the undercover cop. This took place in Battery Park, and Williams both lived and worked near Central Park North at the time; so why was he there? The case itself was open and shut, and the prosecution had all the evidence – a couple of witnesses, fibres, ballistics. All roads led to Williams. The case couldn't have been more airtight if they had footage of it; however, something didn't seem right. She had never had a case like that – ever.
Tooms had phoned to tell her about the guard taking a one-way drive, which made his and Tony's life more complicated for sure. But McCall had her own problems. She threw
