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“I would think not,” Tracy said. “I told your daughter I’m looking at your wife’s case in three ways, and yes, one way is that you had something to do with her disappearance.” “And the other two ways?” “That her disappearance was caused by something she learned from one of the investigative stories she pursued, or she simply walked away.” “That’s two more possibilities than the first detectives entertained. Thank you.”
“You strike me as the kind of officer not about to let this go, confidentiality agreements be damned.” “I am,” Tracy said.
“‘When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to the evildoers.’
The consequences are because of the actions a person chose to take, whatever that person’s reason or justification. The consequences lie with them. Not me.
“Faz once told me I have to learn to accept the things I can’t change,” Tracy said.
