Minutes later, when they were down stairs with the others, Riley explained to everyone what she remembered. It was then revealed that one of the women had been married then divorced, one was a single mother, and the other two were married with children. Only Ginger Edwards’ husband was in politics. The other three had normal, day to day jobs.
“And they were all in this Artist’s Club with you?” Colt asked. “Even Mia?” He added this to the whiteboard with the running information they had on the case. They were trying to build a picture of how everyone was connected.
Riley was nodding. “Mia was a year behind us, but because her grades were so excellent, her teachers allowed her, an eighth grader, be in the club.” She let out a small snicker. “Some of her other classmates didn
