Endangering Innocents
“Joanna said. “It’s possible that she never did.”Mike objected. “She can’t have been there when we were…”She turned on him then. “I know it’s an awful thought. I don’t particularly want to face it myself, Mike. But if she was still there - hiding, then I want us to know. I only want her found. Her mother told us she hid under the bed. What we should have asked was why? What was she hiding from? We see her now not as an average five-year-old girl but as a little girl who was very anxious not to b...e noticed. Who hid. Who didn’t want to be seen. That changes things, Mike. One would assume a little girl who was lost would want to be found. But what if she didn’t? That’s why I want Horton School to be searched from top to bottom for any sign of Madeline Wiltshaw.”Mike’s face turned dull red. “We already did that, Joanna.”“We took a cursory look. OK. I agree. But we have new facts now. We called. Within half an hour of her last being seen we were shouting through the school.MoreLess
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