The Gulf Conspiracy
“A lot had happened since the meeting that morning with Norris at Police Headquarters. He had parted company with the policeman, almost convinced that Sebring’s death had nothing to do with his work at Porton Down after the elimination of Maclean as a suspect, but now, after talking to Jane Sebring in the garden of her home, he had started to believe otherwise. In a practical sense there was only one lead to follow and that was Martin Hendry, the journalist Sebring had contacted at the Guardian.... He sighed as he realised that getting anything out of a journalist about his source was going to be about as easy as getting information out of the Ministry of Defence about Sebring’s past work - or blood out of a stone. He’d have to push the murder inquiry button pretty hard to make Hendry budge.
When he phoned the paper Steven was told by the receptionist that Martin Hendry was not in the office and was asked if he’d like to leave a message. He said not and instead asked to speak to the editor.MoreLess
When he phoned the paper Steven was told by the receptionist that Martin Hendry was not in the office and was asked if he’d like to leave a message. He said not and instead asked to speak to the editor.MoreLess
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