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Chapter Ninety-two Matthew Ledwig had never been a fan of electronics. For him, television was only another form of nuisance, a kind of one that would make him lazy. Although it had positive effects because of the different kinds of entertainment it produces, Matthew had never let himself be attracted to it. He would prefer to spend all night outside of his house, gazing at the night sky as everything it offered unfolded before him. But today would be the exemption of his pet peeve exception to digital technologies. He's ready to set that aside, endure the painful UV light from the television and ignore the crackling noise from its volume just to see her. He had heard across from the town that the police had just held a press conference at noon. One of the detectives who gave a statemen
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