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There was no sweeter sound to soothe Jack Culverhouse’s soul than the sound of a buzzing incident room. He’d just come to the end of his morning briefing — something he would rather have had DS Knight on board for, but she was at the hospital, speaking to John Henderson.
The idea of the morning briefing was to assemble his team and tell them what was known so far. At the moment, that was very little, as was usually the case at the first morning briefing. After all, it was the responsibility of the investigation team to get to the bottom of what had happened, and the first morning briefing generally resembled square one.
There was always a surge of adrenaline at this stage of the investigation, mainly fuelled by the realisation that there was a major, serious crime to investigate. It
