CHAPTER TWENTY THREE
Logan had told Kate it would take him a few hours to get results, but her phone was ringing less than an hour later. She and DeMarco were sitting in the records room of Chief Budd’s station, scrutinizing the records from both the Hicks and the Thurmond cases. In both cases, new information was still coming in but none of it was helpful in establishing a trail to a killer.
“Hey, Logan,” Kate said as she flipped through a copy of Julie Hicks’s coroner report. “That was quick. Sure you didn’t half ass it?”
“I’m positive,” he said. “So here’s some pretty great news for you. Not only do I have a transcript from the killer’s interrogation sitting right here in front of me, but he’s also currently in prison in Chesterfield. Which, I believe, is less than an hour away from
