Night's Favour
“Case one, a bunch of happy night-lifers executed. Forensics had completed time of death as near as they were able; most of those people had died within the same narrow window. A homicide on a grand scale, the ferocity of the killings strangely at odds with how the killer — or killers — had stacked the bodies neatly in a pile. Carlisle was liking her multiple-killers theory on this, because it just didn’t make sense otherwise. You didn’t get one guy who killed people that messily, but who al...so tidied up after himself. If you did, she was going to be famous with a new killer type — there might even be that job promotion at the end of it. The case was bizarre — no survivors, which meant no witnesses. Except for one Valentine Everard, and there was doubt if Everard had ever been there now, because the man clearly had both hands. Best to assume Everard was a red herring here, guilty only of police procedural error when they initially recorded his evidence details. If it was a simple error, it meant the lab or — God — a cop had mixed up results. Untangling that mess looked ugly, but it’d be someone’s job well below her pay grade once they had their hands on new prints.MoreLess
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