Nutcase
Nutcase
“I sank into one of the chairs. “Are they sure?” I asked.
“The police fingerprinted Ricky when they booked him. The prints were a perfect match.”
“Well, then,” I said, not knowing what else to say. “That sort of changes things,” I added.
“Kate, I’ve known Ricky for years. He’s not a violent person. I still think he’s being framed.”
“Doesn’t sound like the evidence supports that, Mona.”
“All I’m asking is that you give him the benefit of the doubt,” she said. “He may have a perfectly good explana...tion.”
“It’s not up to me,” I said. “I’m not the one prosecuting him. I just remembered, I need to call the police department and talk to someone in missing persons,” I said, wanting to change the subject. “I’m hoping somebody is looking for Marie.” I turned for my office.
“I’ll call,” Mona said.
I thanked her and went into my office. I was still trying to come to terms with what I’d learned about Ricky Perez when my mother called.MoreLess
“The police fingerprinted Ricky when they booked him. The prints were a perfect match.”
“Well, then,” I said, not knowing what else to say. “That sort of changes things,” I added.
“Kate, I’ve known Ricky for years. He’s not a violent person. I still think he’s being framed.”
“Doesn’t sound like the evidence supports that, Mona.”
“All I’m asking is that you give him the benefit of the doubt,” she said. “He may have a perfectly good explana...tion.”
“It’s not up to me,” I said. “I’m not the one prosecuting him. I just remembered, I need to call the police department and talk to someone in missing persons,” I said, wanting to change the subject. “I’m hoping somebody is looking for Marie.” I turned for my office.
“I’ll call,” Mona said.
I thanked her and went into my office. I was still trying to come to terms with what I’d learned about Ricky Perez when my mother called.MoreLess
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