Breaking News and Breaking Hearts: Supernatural Witch Cozy Mystery (Lainswich Witches Book 7) by Raven Snow

Author:Raven Snow [Snow, Raven]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: UNKNOWN
Published: 2016-11-22T00:00:00+00:00

Frank was where they had seen him last, sitting in front of a bunch of monitors again. He wasn’t playing anything this time. Instead, he was spinning around in his chair, looking bored. Julia Martinez’s coverage of the Ben situation was playing on one of the screens.

“Hey, Frank,” Benji called as they walked through the door. “Do you have a minute?”

Frank stopped spinning long enough to give everyone who had just come through the door a skeptical once over. “I have ten minutes,” he said. “Then I’m going home. It’s ridiculous I have to stay that long. This place punishes you for getting work done ahead of schedule. It’s nonsense. I should be free to go home when I’m finished.” It certainly didn’t seem like he cared that Rowen and company were there. He seemed more disillusioned with this job than Rowen would have guessed.

“Remember me?” asked Rowen.

“Of course.” Frank’s gaze strayed to Eric. “And you are…?”

“Eric Greensmith. Husband.”

“Ah.” Frank didn’t offer any greetings beyond that. “So, what’s up? Why are you trespassing again?”

“You went through Jerry’s footage, right?” Rowen asked.

Frank nodded. “Yep. And before you ask, no, I didn’t come across anything out of the ordinary before he died. The police already asked, and they already had me make copies of everything he filmed for, like, six months before he got murdered.”

Of course Ben had already covered this angle. Rowen wasn’t sure why that hadn’t occurred to her before now. “You’d notice if something was missing, wouldn’t you?” she asked, another possibility coming to mind.

“What do you mean?”

Rowen tried to think how best to word what she was trying to get at. She didn’t want to give anything away, but she didn’t really see any way around it. It wasn’t like she knew a whole lot anyway. “I mean would you know if there was footage missing? Like, if he shot something, took it off, and then deleted it from the camera, would you know?”

“I guess not.” Frank leaned back in his chair. “I’m not sure he would have done that, though. He had his own camera.”

“He did?” asked Rowen before realizing that was a stupid thing not to have assumed. “Of course he did. He was into all that stuff. Do you know what kind of camera it was?”

“He had a couple.” Frank spun his chair back to the desk. He took a pad of paper and a pen and jotted something down. “Here. Here’s the make and model of the cameras. You can ask Craig about them, but I’m betting the police got a hold of them already.”

If that was the case, there wasn’t anything on them anyway. “Thanks,” Rowen said anyway, taking the slip of paper.

“No problem,” said Frank. “I appreciate what you’re trying to do here. I want to catch the guy who did this, too. I don’t think it’ll help but, on the off chance it does, feel free to ask me anything.”

Rowen kept waffling back and forth on what she thought of this guy.

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