In Too Deep
“He wasn’t in his office, so I left him a message. He didn’t return my call until I got back to Morgan’s summerhouse that evening. I told him about the article I was writing and gave him the two names that Nick had given me.
“I don’t recognize those names,” Ed said. “And even if I did, I’m not sure what I could tell you. Anything in their files is probably confidential—to anyone, especially to the press, which, in this case, you are.”
“I don’t want to know about what kind of trouble they were in...,” I said. “That’s not what my story is about. I was just wondering if you could find out where they are now or what happened to them after they left Larry Wilson’s place. If I can track them down, maybe they would agree to talk to me.”
I heard a chuckle at the other end of the phone. “Your dad was the most tenacious cop I ever met,” he said. “Your mother has developed a reputation as a tenacious lawyer. And now you—a tenacious reporter.”
“I’m not really a reporter,”MoreLess
“I don’t recognize those names,” Ed said. “And even if I did, I’m not sure what I could tell you. Anything in their files is probably confidential—to anyone, especially to the press, which, in this case, you are.”
“I don’t want to know about what kind of trouble they were in...,” I said. “That’s not what my story is about. I was just wondering if you could find out where they are now or what happened to them after they left Larry Wilson’s place. If I can track them down, maybe they would agree to talk to me.”
I heard a chuckle at the other end of the phone. “Your dad was the most tenacious cop I ever met,” he said. “Your mother has developed a reputation as a tenacious lawyer. And now you—a tenacious reporter.”
“I’m not really a reporter,”MoreLess
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