The Theory of Death
“It was nine in the morning and they were a half hour away from the Wolf farmstead. It was a pleasant forty degrees outside with a blue sky and a shining sun. Peter was driving, while Tyler drummed the dashboard nervously with his left hand. Theoretically, he had packed up for Boston, but Rina wondered if that was going to happen. He seemed way more interested in Katrina Belfort’s suspicious death than he was in passing his law finals.
“No one had the perfect alibi.” McAdams sipped coffee.
“Peop...le rarely do at three in the morning,” Decker answered.
“Ferraga and Rosser were at home, but either of them could have slipped out after the wife went to bed. Then there’s Mallon, who was at the library, but even though people saw her, no one can account for every minute of her time.” McAdams paused. “What about phone calls on her cell to verify where she was?”
“She showed me her phone,” Decker said. “There’s nothing from ten at night until she called you at three-ten in the morning.MoreLess
“No one had the perfect alibi.” McAdams sipped coffee.
“Peop...le rarely do at three in the morning,” Decker answered.
“Ferraga and Rosser were at home, but either of them could have slipped out after the wife went to bed. Then there’s Mallon, who was at the library, but even though people saw her, no one can account for every minute of her time.” McAdams paused. “What about phone calls on her cell to verify where she was?”
“She showed me her phone,” Decker said. “There’s nothing from ten at night until she called you at three-ten in the morning.MoreLess
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