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Rebecca spent most of Sunday at work learning what she could about Neda Fourman, Candace Carter, and Elisabetta Faroni, and found that when people lived quiet, normal lives, there really wasn’t much for the police to be able to find out about them. Even if they did take up with con-artists in their last days.
Agent Seymour, or Bran, as he asked her to call him, phoned her, and she explained again that she had no information for him. God, but he was a pest. Next, she wasted a lot of time explaining to Dr. Evelyn Ramirez why she wanted an autopsy done on a woman that the two homicide inspectors charged with investigating the death had declared her to have died of natural causes. Ramirez explained the cost of an autopsy, and if it wasn’t officially authorized, her staff would need to abs
