CHAPTER NINETEEN
They still met at seven as scheduled, although with the shortened amount of sleep he got Nathan regretted setting the time so early in the morning.
To compensate, he poured himself a generous amount of coffee before he walked down the hall to the conference room and took the seat at the head of the table at six-fifty-eight a.m.
He took a long sip of his coffee before he reluctantly set it down again.
"Quite a few discoveries made yesterday," he mentioned. "Let's review what we have so far."
Lizzie, Ben, and Annie shared the details of their on-site investigations and their impressions on the conference call that had yielded so much information.
Then it was Nathan's turn.
"I didn't get much out of speaking to Toby's parents," he began, "other than some background on
