Question G

[Jonetta]

Tracy found a very hostile and bitter Larry Childress when she first met with him. Was he entitled? Was there ever a moment when you suspected that maybe he had something to do with her disappearance?

[Sharon]

I understood his anger. Regardless of what happens after the initial suggestion of guilt from cops, there will always be people who believe the person is guilty.

I never suspected that he was guilty.

[Robin]

Can you imagine how hard it would be for a person to be accused of murdering their husband/wife? Sure, the police couldn't prove it, but lots of people would drop that person from their life. They wouldn't want to be involved with him or her.

No, I never thought Larry had anything to do with Lisa's disappearance. I think this was mostly because he put the bear spray in her purse before she went out to meet the informant.

[Jonetta]

Yeah, he was entitled, especially considering he didn’t do it and the detectives casting doubt on his innocence were covering up their own mess. It completely ruined his life.

I remember there was a tiny moment where I stopped to consider if he could have done it and, like Robin, I dismissed it because of that bear spray.

[~Melissa~]

I never suspected the husband. Yes, I felt he was entitled to his anger during his interview with Tracy. My feelings for his entitlement changed with what he did later in the book though.