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The lot of a journalist — aside from the long hours and terrible pay — was the balance between loyalty to her sources and loyalty to her job.
Suzanne Corrigan had been updated by DS Wendy Knight about the investigation, but on the strict proviso that none of it was to even be hinted at in the newspapers.
Wendy had told Suzanne some incomplete details in order to test the water. She trusted Suzanne as a source of information following receipt of the Dear Boss letter. Of course, they’d had to probe her whereabouts on the nights of the murders and investigate her background in order to work out why she of all people had received the letter. Put simply, Suzanne Corrigan was not a person under suspicion, and Wendy now wanted to use this opening to foster more positive relations with at le
