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Chapter 19
19 The next morning, Rebecca went to Homicide, and Eastwood didn’t send her home. Sutter and Benson had gone out the day before to check on a prescription drug overdose, and later they were called to the home of a middle-aged woman who suffered cardiac arrest while watching the news on television. Neither had any sign of foul play beyond the drugs being illegally obtained. Also, the highway patrol found Byron Yin Leong’s gray Lexus hidden in a forest near Monterey, about a mile from the home of his wife’s cousin. It was his car that had run down an old man on Mission Street earlier in the week. When the local police found Byron and his wife hiding at her cousin’s, she admitted she had been the driver who hit the pedestrian. She was arrested, and the case turned over to the District Attor
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