Ken Narlow:
We really should have been in on the handwriting.
Inspector William Armstrong:
I apologize. You know, things have been moving fast. Listen we're gonna need your scene photos.
Ken Narlow:
Can't help you.
Inspector William Armstrong:
Ken, I don't want to get into a jurisdiciontal thing here.
Ken Narlow:
No, no, no, no, no. We didn't have a crime scene. The ranger that found the kids literally swept everything into a picnic blanket. All we have are the Wing Walker prints.
Inspector William Armstrong:
The what?
Ken Narlow:
Boot prints to and from the crime scene were made by size 10 1/2 Wing Walkers, military-style boots sold only at military PXs designed to walk on the wings of planes.
Inspector William Armstrong:
And you can't buy at a PX without a military ID, so our suspect could be military. Did you guys narrow your list off of this?
Ken Narlow:
Yeah.
Inspector William Armstrong:
Did Vallejo?
Ken Narlow:
I don't know. I don't work in Vallejo. I work here.
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