Nathan
Unlike the police, I wasn't looking for culprits, I was looking for mistakes. Every criminal makes one… every time. There's no such thing as a perfect crime.
The difference between an average investigator and a good one wasn't in asking better questions.
It was in knowing where to look when everyone else had already stopped.
I took a deep breath as I watched the recording again; the car was following Clara.
That was a fact. Now I needed to put a name to it, not to the driver, but to the vehicle.
If I could identify the car, sooner or later I'd end up identifying who was behind the wheel. It was simple… or at least it had to be.
For the next few hours, I visited the businesses located two blocks past the restaurant.
I didn't explain much; I never did. The less information I g
