Chapter Eleven
WHILE LLEWELLYN PAID the delayed visited to Charles Shore's offices, Rafferty remained at the station and concentrated his mind on the other suspects, and what they claimed they had been doing on the afternoon of Barbara Longman's murder.
Hilary Shore had said she had been in London, spending her husband's money. According to the staff of Harvey Nichols, Hilary had certainly been there and at the aromatherapist's, though as the fashion show had ended at 1.30 p.m. and she'd been half an hour late for her 5.30 appointment with Mrs Armadi, there was an unexplained discrepancy. Rafferty was curious to know what she had been doing during the rest of the afternoon. Damn the woman, he thought. Why can't she return home, or at least telephone to let someone know where, exactly, in
