CHAPTER FIVE
Sadie watched carefully as the two men in front of her cleared out the hold, mumbling under their breath the whole time. As Cooper had predicted, they hadn’t been too happy at giving up valuable fishing time, especially as the reasons given had been vague. Sadie knew that they needed details about the body kept out of the press for as long as possible.
Deputy and Sheriff Cooper were on other boats, but even with them taking a hold each, they would be lucky to be done by nightfall. Cooper had pulled a few State Troopers off their usual shift to assist, but the weather conditions meant that no one was traveling too far out.
Sadie hadn’t been back to the Field Office in the center of Anchorage since the day she had arrived. She had spent the night before at the Coopers, slippi
