The Blue Journal (2014)
“The Knoebel file was sitting atop a stack of papers on the steel cabinet in his office. He grabbed it, dropped into his chair, and began looking through the folder, trying to determine what, if anything, he might be missing.
After a brief but frustrating review he finally leaned forward, tossed the file on his desk, and grabbed the phone. He dialed up voice mail and retrieved his messages. The first call he returned was to Teddy Blasko.
“Hey, I’ve been trying to reach you,” Blasko told ...him.
“What’ve you got?”
“For starters, there’s no evidence anyone tampered with her computer. It also doesn’t appear any of the files have been edited lately, except what we read together. Someone worked on that one the day she died.”
“When you say ‘someone’ . . .”
“I mean anyone who had access to her computer. Could’ve been her, could’ve been someone else.MoreLess
After a brief but frustrating review he finally leaned forward, tossed the file on his desk, and grabbed the phone. He dialed up voice mail and retrieved his messages. The first call he returned was to Teddy Blasko.
“Hey, I’ve been trying to reach you,” Blasko told ...him.
“What’ve you got?”
“For starters, there’s no evidence anyone tampered with her computer. It also doesn’t appear any of the files have been edited lately, except what we read together. Someone worked on that one the day she died.”
“When you say ‘someone’ . . .”
“I mean anyone who had access to her computer. Could’ve been her, could’ve been someone else.MoreLess
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