CHAPTER TEN
There had to be some evidence they could use to take this case further, Katie agonized, a forgotten cup of coffee by her side as she reviewed her notes in the hotel’s boardroom.
She felt intensely frustrated by the fact that the recent victim had most likely seen, actually seen, the killer. If only Peter had asked Melany more about him. If only Melany had described him more clearly, or taken a picture of him before he’d fled.
It sounded as if the bakery staff worked long hours, and Katie was puzzled by the fact that Melany would have seen the man when she left in the mid-afternoon, and that he'd been there again in the very early morning. Was he a local to the downtown Vancouver area? That might be worth exploring.
She made a note on it. Of course, then it raised the questi
