“So you still don’t know how the samples got switched?” Roger presses, after we move past the Mike of it all.
“No.” Cora and I say in unison. “The surveillance cameras were disabled in the lab – before the samples were switched. And of course we don’t film in the exam rooms.”
“What?” I inquire, “this is the first I”m hearing of the security cameras being tampered with.”
“That’s one of the reasons they eventually let me off the hook.” Cora informs me. “Sinclair ordered them to hire me back, but the investigation didn’t actually move away from me as a suspect until they found the tapes were blank during your appointment. I don’t have access to the surveillance monitors.”
“Does that mean…” I can hardly wrap my brain around this. “We’ve been assuming this was an accident all along, and I c
