CHAPTER NINETEEN
When they got back to the station, Knudsen’s lawyer had still not arrived. Knudsen looked irritated and a bit bored when Kate and DeMarco entered the room. After a few seconds, though, he looked hopeful—like he hoped their return might mean that he could go free. As far as Kate was concerned, it was yet another sign of his innocence.
“Mr. Knudsen,” Kate said, “I can understand that you are not happy with your situation. And, between you, myself, and Agent DeMarco, we have discovered a few things this morning that make me view you less and less as a suspect.”
“Well, it’s about damned time,” he spat.
Kate completely ignored this and went on. “Mr. Knudsen, we find ourselves in a position where you could help us. We need your expertise to clear up a few things that might h
