Chapter One
RAFFERTY HAD TOLD LLEWELLYN he would meet him at the murder scene. And as he parked and got out of his car close to the front entrance to Parkview Apartments, he saw the white-suited Llewellyn, who must have been watching for him, emerge from the block.
While he waited for Llewellyn to reach him, Rafferty opened the car boot where he kept his own supply of protective clothing and began to climb into a fresh set. As he did so, he studied the apartment’s security measures: the intercom entry system, security lighting and the burglar alarm prominent on the wall. It was clear that plentiful measures had been taken to ensure the residents’ peace of mind. Yet, for all the security devices, from what Llewellyn had said, one of the residents had still died a violent death in her own
