The Red Light Girls (Unsolved Mysteries Book 2) by Kim Knight

Author:Kim Knight [Knight, Kim]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: DLG Publishing Partners
Published: 2021-05-13T16:00:00+00:00

It has been confirmed Suzy and Ana contacted an unknown man via the website Sugar Daddies—a site dedicated to matching Amsterdam’s wealthy men with women seeking love.

This is an official appeal for witnesses or users of the website to contact De Telegraaf with any information they may have. All information received will be treated in the strictest confidence.

18

You’ve Got Mail

Madeline Sloane

Madeline exited the train station, took a left to make her way to the Politie Bureau in Amsterdam Centraal. As she walked along the pavement, she stopped to pick up a copy of De Telegraaf newspaper from a street vendor.

Turning to page sixty-five, she scanned the section for the article she wrote, following her research at club Erotica. It was due to appear in this morning’s paper.

She smiled down at the short piece. Pleased with her national appeal for information, she closed the paper, folded it up, and then continued to walk as quickly as she could in the direction of the police station.

Glancing down at her watch, she noted it was early afternoon. Detective Janssen had seen the appeal by now. She thought to herself as she hurried along.

Yeah. There’s no doubt, she mused, pleased with her decision to run the appeal.

Even if the police had not seen it first, Fleur—her boss, and the editor of the De Telegraaf, welcomed what information she had to share with the world and told her it would be printed.

At the top step of the station, Madeline pushed open the heavy doors, then stepped inside.

Sitting at the reception desk, a uniformed officer focused on his screen.

Madeline crossed the threshold and cleared her throat loud enough to catch his attention.

The officer glanced up at her, not pleased with the interruption.

“Hi, there,” she said. “Is Detective Janssen available?”

The officer looked in her direction, giving her a good once over—taking her in from head to toe as if trying to figure out who she was with her smart, business appearance.

“Your name, Ma’am. Do you have an appointment?”

“Ahh, no. But it’s urgent, I’m Madeline Sloane.”

“What’s this regarding, Ms. Sloane?”

“Suzy Chan and her murder.” Madeline waited impatiently.

“Okay.” The officer nodded his head slowly. “Maybe I can help you,” he said. “Do you have any information that would help us?”

“I really need to speak to Detective Janssen. Please let her know I’m here. It’s urgent.”

Madeline slid her work ID badge from under her coat, then placed it in front of the officer’s face.

“I see. The local paper.” The officer inspected the badge. He dropped his pen, then pointed over to the waiting area. “One second. Take a seat.”

Madeline did as she was instructed and sat down on the plastic bench opposite the reception desk. She watched closely as the officer picked up the phone and punched in some numbers. Straining to hear, she listened in on the officer’s one-sided discussion, as he let whoever had answered know, that she was there.

A few moments later, a stone-faced Janssen thew open a door next to the reception area, then stepped out.

“Ms. Sloane, I told you this is official police business.

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