Lumbergh’s face twisted in confusion, as if he were having difficulty transitioning away from his previous thought. “Andrew Carson?”
“Yeah. He’s the guy who went missing out in front of his house. Blood in the garage. Blood in the driveway.”
“Okay. Sure.” Lumbergh nodded and pulled himself deeper into his desk. “All I know is what I’ve read in the paper and seen on the news. That case is pretty far out of my jurisdiction.”
“I know that.”
“Why are you asking me about it then?”
Sean’s eyes drifted to a corner of the room before a chuckle escaped his lips. He wasn’t sure how to best formulate his words. When his gaze returned to Lumbergh, it was met with raised eyebrows. The chief was awaiting an answer.
“I know someone who’s related to him,” Sean blurted out.
“Okay. Is there some info
