Reckless Endangerment
“said Roland Hrcany. He was walking back and forth in front of his desk, breathing deeply, like a diver about to go under, and clenching and unclenching his fists, his biceps stretching his shirtsleeves into sausage skins. Neither of his visitors, the detectives Jim Raney and Primo Camera, said a thing, but watched and listened with the blank, wary, patient expressions that were typical of their trade. Roland continued, talking as if to himself, “On the other hand, the only thing that connects this stiff to the Shilkes case is this tattoo. We have no evidence that he was even involved. So there’s no reason to bring this in at all.” He suddenly seemed to notice the detectives where they sat. He glared at Raney. “Is there?”
“Not especially,” said Raney. “But somebody killed this guy. The case is up on the board. I’ll be wanting to speak to Naijer and Hamshari. They’ve been saying all along that there was another guy along on the job. Maybe they got some idea of who whacked the John Doe.
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