Ric nodded. “The police are pursuing that possibility. One last question, sir. Do you have any current or prior staff who might have a beef with you?”
“I have no one working for me now, but I'll have my wife forward a list of past employees. You can check them out yourself.” Lindbergh stood. “I'm suddenly quite tired. You can see yourself out, can't you?”
Teddy looked at Ric, and he shook his head as if to say no. What did Ric mean, no? They had more questions to ask Lindbergh. They might not get another chance to speak with him.
Ric rose and pulled Teddy to her feet. “Thank you for your time, Mr. Lindbergh.”
Lindbergh disappeared into the bedroom without a word, and Teddy struggled against Ric’s viselike hold on her arm. “Why didn’t you stop him?” She spoke through clenched teeth.
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