Monkey gave Zoe Sawyer and the others a brief summary of his surveillance.
Although Director Lennox had his own theories about the disappearance of the madman's mother, he couldn't stop a surge of anger from rising within him when he heard the truth from Monkey.
Looking at the people standing before him, Director Lennox rubbed the bridge of his nose, his voice tinged with exhaustion. "Captain Keller, I'll follow up on this. As for the body, do you have any leads?"
"Not yet. The clues are too fragmented to connect.
We need to wait for word from Beau. If she can sketch a portrait, that would solve a lot of our problems." Evan Keller shook his head, a hint of resignation in his voice.
They'd uncovered a fair bit, but the pieces were too scattered. They lacked a crucial clue to connect them all.
Director Lennox was familiar with the case and knew how thorny it was, so he didn't press the matter.
Evan Keller asked him for an unused room.
