Question B

[Jonetta]

We know from the prologue that a young prostitute, Jenny, was a likely witness to Daniel Eisner's murder. Were you able to tuck that information aside and follow the investigation until it lead to her discovery or were you anxiously waiting?

[Veronica]

Initially I thought she was trapped in there without food or water but when it turned out she wasn't then I thought she was probably still alive somewhere. I never really thought she'd end up having the diamond though because I figured whoever shot Eisler grabbed it and was lying about it.

[Phrynne]

It did take a long time before she popped up again. I was hoping she was not still shut in there!

[Charlene]

I thought she might have been trapped in the "priest hole," but I also thought she had the diamond in there with her, since Eisner was admiring it on her right before the attack.

[Jonetta]

I remember her noticing that latch and was fairly certain she bolted at the first opportunity. I kept waiting for the investigation to lead towards the evidence of someone else having been in the room. I never figured it would take so long!

[Lauren]

Veronica wrote: "Initially I thought she was trapped in there without food or water."

While I didn't think she was trapped, I did want to know how she got out.

Jenny was always in the back of my mind and I knew that Sebastian would eventually find her and as a result learn the truth.

[Joanna]

I knew she would have to be found eventually. She was the only one (besides the killer) who knew what really happened. I just can't believe she didn't try to pawn the diamond the first chance she got and use the money to get out of town.

[Veronica]

Ha, good point!

[Jasmine]

When Sebastian came back at night to explore the house, I thought for sure he was going to find her, and then when he didn't but released all the animals, I thought that was going to foreshadow finding and releasing her later. I also worried about her being there so long without food and water.

[Jonetta]

Isn’t it funny how so many of us were worried about her biological needs? Humanitarians we all are!