CHAPTER SIX
An hour later, Katie and Leblanc pulled up outside the apartment block where Ian Ingram lived.
Since he was a salesperson and they had no idea where he would be at two-thirty in the afternoon, Rix had called him and asked him if he could come by his home to sign a statement. It was an innocent subterfuge to get him to a place where he could be questioned.
But Rix would not be at this meeting. Katie had decided she and Leblanc should go in alone to question him. She felt expectant about this interview, and knew she might need to be on her guard.
She walked up the stairs to the second-floor apartment. The seven-story building had a view of downtown Seattle, all concrete and streets and rooftops, interspersed by splashes of greenery and rows of trees and, at this time, whitene
