Chapter 22It doesn't take long for us to reach the street where Pere Gregory's house is situated, and as we turn into it, I can see the priest's car parked at the end, a distance from his front gate. When Paul and I investigate we find the car unlocked and the keys in the ignition. His clothes and personal belongings are on the front seat. I immediately call Perpignan to request forensics to attend.
“Someone brought this car back and parked it here. Just out of sight of the house,” Paul says.
“Whoever it was, he's our killer,” I reply. “The housekeeper must have expected Pere Gregory to be away overnight as he's wasn't reported missing. If she left the house to go to church this morning, she wouldn't have walked past the car parked at this end of the street. And besides, she wouldn't hav
