James thinks there could be more behind this story. Normal people don't
just have people come to their house after them but he has larger issues at
hand.
"Do you have any reason to believe those people are still in town? Do you
think they had anything to do with Mr. Parker's disappearance?"
"I don't," April says. "At first I was worried it might be due to that, but he's not the only one missing, is he? I have no connection to any of the other people who are gone and I haven't been contacted for ransom. I can't see why they would take Les if not for money."
His first and only lead, barely even that, and it was already shutdown. Not that he couldn't still follow up on these so-called people after this woman, but he just doesn't see how it's connected. None of this is about Les Parker. Or April Ross' money. So far it isn't about anything except making people disappear...
Sighing, he tosses his pen back down on the desk. "Alright," he says. "Thank you. I appreciate your time. I might have some more questions for you, but let's wait until in the morning."
"I'll be here," April says with a soft sigh. If she can help, she will, but she doesn't think she'll be able to and that weighs on her more heavily than anything. "I'll have my phone on all the time."
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James thinks there could be more behind this story. Normal people don't just have people come to their house after them but he has larger issues at hand.
"Do you have any reason to believe those people are still in town? Do you think they had anything to do with Mr. Parker's disappearance?"
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Sighing, he tosses his pen back down on the desk. "Alright," he says. "Thank you. I appreciate your time. I might have some more questions for you, but let's wait until in the morning."
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