Chapter 11In the morning, I telephone Madame Georges to arrange a meeting. As she was the person who found Monsieur Dupont's body, it's important that I question her further. I have her original statement, but there's little to go on and I need all the help I can get. She wants to meet at the spa and explains that although the last of the 'curists' sessions have been cancelled and most of the staff given garden leave, she has a mountain of paperwork to get through before she can close things down for the winter break.
“When you come to my office the door will be locked. I'm not taking any chances of a murderer creeping up on me while I'm working,” she explains. “If you knock and call out so I know who you are, I'll let you in.”
It dawns on me just how frightened and wary people are. I ar
