Releasing 10 (Boys of Tommen, #6)

by Chloe Walsh

According to Mark, Caoimhe’s mood had plummeted over the previous three weeks because she couldn’t visit her parents as planned. Mark told the Gards that Lizzie was diagnosed bipolar and suffered a psychotic break on the morning they were due to fly out. Caoimhe then called her parents to tell them about her sister’s state of mind, which was when her father told her they were to stay home and not travel. He said that he had noticed over the past several months that Caoimhe had been abusing her sister’s prescription medication. When Catherine and Mike flew home two days later, they verified to the detective on the case that their daughter had indeed called them that morning, relaying the same information to them. They also confirmed that they had spoken to their eldest daughter in the three weeks that followed and noted a dip in mood, as well as being aware of her consuming illicit substances since failing her leaving cert last year. The night she died, Mark told the detectives that when he woke up and found her gone, he had a bad feeling. That’s when he woke up Liz, who, at their father’s request, Caoimhe had been keeping heavily sedated, and loaded her into his car, before heading out to search for his girlfriend.

I just KNOW that he's lying…