Shrine to Murder
“Angel looked up. ‘Come in,’ he said.
It was WPC Baverstock. ‘We’ve got Margaret Ireland for you, sir,’ she said. ‘Did you want her here or in an interview room?’ ‘In here, for the minute,’ Angel said.
‘In here, Miss Ireland, please,’ Baverstock said.
The woman came in. She looked round the office then down at Angel. She didn’t look pleased.
DC Scrivens followed close behind and closed the door.
Margaret Ireland looked from Angel to Scrivens to Baverstock and then back to Ang...el. ‘I’m not used to being moved around from place to place like a parcel,’ she said.
‘I’m transferring you to a cell in the station,’ Angel said.
She blinked. She was obviously surprised. ‘It will be safer here, I suppose,’ she said.
Angel nodded. ‘Not only that, Mrs Ireland, but in view of certain forensic evidence there is some possibility that it may be necessary for you to have to explain your presence in Luke Redman’s bedroom the night he was murdered.MoreLess
It was WPC Baverstock. ‘We’ve got Margaret Ireland for you, sir,’ she said. ‘Did you want her here or in an interview room?’ ‘In here, for the minute,’ Angel said.
‘In here, Miss Ireland, please,’ Baverstock said.
The woman came in. She looked round the office then down at Angel. She didn’t look pleased.
DC Scrivens followed close behind and closed the door.
Margaret Ireland looked from Angel to Scrivens to Baverstock and then back to Ang...el. ‘I’m not used to being moved around from place to place like a parcel,’ she said.
‘I’m transferring you to a cell in the station,’ Angel said.
She blinked. She was obviously surprised. ‘It will be safer here, I suppose,’ she said.
Angel nodded. ‘Not only that, Mrs Ireland, but in view of certain forensic evidence there is some possibility that it may be necessary for you to have to explain your presence in Luke Redman’s bedroom the night he was murdered.MoreLess
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