Once that happens, the case is closed for good. No one is going to reopen an investigation into a man who’s already been executed. We need those 48 hours to pass without incident.
And the lawyer Aurelio took a sip of wine.
She’s 68 and has heart problems. Accidents happen. Older people fall. She forgets to take her medication.
He has emergencies in the middle of the night. Are you suggesting anything? I’m not suggesting anything. I’m saying you have 48 hours to resolve this issue.
How you resolve this is your business. But if that woman files a lawsuit before the execution, we’ll both be down.
Gonzalo nodded slowly. He had come too far to stop now. One more death wouldn’t change anything, it would only secure his future.
Dolores arrived home exhausted. The trip to San Jerónimo had worn her out, but what she discovered was worth every kilometer.
Martín Reyes was the key. She had proof; she just needed to find him. She checked her email before going inside. Among invoices and advertising, there was a package with no return address, a heavy, padded envelope.
