Gus settled in the chair, but straightened at the name. "She was married to that guy?" Gus shook his head.
"I'll never forget the case, my last one with the Bureau. We never got a crack at her, never even saw her. Rumor had it Snell's wife had the information we wanted. We might have been able to convict the whole Capano family with what those papers contained."
The case, or lack of closing the case, had forced him into retirement. Plus, the job didn't mean so much without someone waiting at home. His wife's death still haunted him.
Bob wobbled his head and frowned. "Not, Mim. She never knew he was crooked."
"I find it hard to believe. She was protected and I never talked to her. The case has never sat right with me."
He remembered the sleepless nights of those months after his wife,
