Rafferty opened the cell door. 'Come along, Mr Hadleigh. We'd like another little chat.'
This time, he proceeded more cautiously. Part of Hadleigh's story checked out, and, although that didn't mean that Hadleigh couldn't still have murdered Moon, it made his story that bit more believable.
'You'll be glad to know that we've found your portfolio,' he told him. 'Including several paintings of Jasper Moon. They were even signed.' Rafferty produced paper and pen. 'Maybe you'd like to reproduce the signature for me?' Hadleigh snatched the pen and signed, as requested. Rafferty got Llewellyn to take them to Lilley to check against those on the paintings. But Hadleigh's eagerness to give his signature indicated they would match, Rafferty realised gloomily, as he felt the last hopes of his open
