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1. A girl was asked by the visiting Inspector of schools to enumerate the Seven Wonders of the World

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2. ’ The Inspector asked, indicating the door of the police station

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3. ’ The Inspector said in response to something she has told him

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4. Inspector Ditton gives his sidekick instructions and suggests that I might like to take my jacket off – commenting that it is quite warm in here

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5. ‘I see - I think it would be just as well to let her see the gun in question, Inspector, so that she can identify it, don’t you?’ Mr Merrett suggested gently

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6. The Inspector goes on talking to Mr Merrett

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7. Raising the cup to my lips, I drink my coffee, the hot liquid hitting me hard, while the Inspector outlines what happened last Monday evening

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8. The Inspector is going on … concentrate, Liz …

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9. ‘Who is Jack?’ the Inspector asked

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10. ’ I said, looking up at the Inspector who is standing by the table

11. ‘We?’ the Inspector interrupted

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12. ‘Hmmmm …’ he said as the door opens again to admit the Inspector

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13. ’ The Inspector stated

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14. I look across at the Inspector and he nods encouragingly

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15. I look at the Inspector but he doesn’t respond

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16. ‘And what did you do then, Mrs Wynell?’ the Inspector asked

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17. ‘Not very well … in fact, I found living opposite them extremely difficult, Inspector

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18. When the Inspector intimates that he wants to continue this interrogation tomorrow morning Stephen tries to persuade him that I should be allowed to go home

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19. But the Inspector is adamant that I should stay

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20. he leapt on the Inspector a couple of times, deflecting questions

21. at least, I think it was the garden … that’s what the Inspector said, wasn’t it? I can't remember

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22. and I think the Inspector feels much the same way, but proving it might be difficult

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23. I can't imagine what the Inspector will have to ask me

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24. ’ The Inspector said in his usual semi-friendly manner: my stomach churns suddenly

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25. ’ The Inspector said

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26. ’ The Inspector paused for a moment, looking at his notes and reading something there before looking up at me

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27. a direct result of the vague hope I had felt on hearing that the Inspector believed me …

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28. The Inspector is looking as inscrutable as ever, his thought processes obviously working overtime

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29. ‘Mrs Wynell … who hates you sufficiently to try to make it appear that you shot Mrs Sadler?’ the Inspector asked unexpectedly

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30. I see the Inspector look at him as though weighing him up

31. ‘What would you usually do of an evening, Mrs Wynell?’ the Inspector asked

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32. ’ The Inspector admitted

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33. The Inspector looks thoughtful, debating with himself before answering

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34. It has been a long day … the Inspector put me through a pretty intensive interrogation … wanting to know everything about Joanna and Dan

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35. ‘What do you mean? The Inspector said he believed me

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36. Inspector Ditton, who is in charge of the enquiry, has issued a statement that the police are now exploring other avenues in their search for the murderer

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37. ‘… Inspector Ditton told our reporter that the police are now following up a new lead and hope to make an arrest in the very near future

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38. ‘It’s Inspector Ditton here, is there any chance I can get hold of him somewhere?’

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39. The Inspector thought it best to make certain before he started that particular hare running

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40. ‘Mum, if the Inspector rings, give him my mobile number, will you?’ he said, looking concerned

41. ‘I gather that the Inspector is concerned about the fact I was framed as the likely murderer and thinks that … that someone hates me sufficiently to … to take things further

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42. ‘What did the Inspector say when you told him about that gunsmith in the pub?’ I asked Stephen when he got home after work on Monday evening

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43. ‘I think it is precisely that which is bothering the Inspector

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44. ‘I think I had better let the Inspector know about that

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45. ‘Molly, can you pass on what I’ve said to Stephen, please? He’s in touch with the Inspector dealing with the case and I feel he ought to know about Dan’s behaviour

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46. ‘They’ve only got a two bedroomed house, Inspector

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47. What with the tenancy falling through and that conversation I had with the inspector yesterday, I don’t quite know whether I am coming or going

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48. ‘Yes, the Inspector mentioned them

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49. Police are refusing to say who the other man is, but a man by the name of Antony Hansard was seen entering the police station yesterday with Inspector Ditton in attendance

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50. ’ The Inspector replied

51. ‘We haven’t really got as far as that, Inspector

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52. ’ The Inspector muttered almost to himself

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53. I wonder what the Inspector has been talking to him about

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54. ‘No … it was the Inspector

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55. ‘No … the guy who reported it said that there was no-one about when he got there, though the Inspector is pretty sure it was Dan Sadler

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56. I had a long talk with the Inspector about it

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57. ‘But you’re not here to talk about my job prospects, Inspector

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58. ‘Did Mr Sadler use it?’ the Inspector asked quietly

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59. ‘Have you told anyone that you have moved house, Mrs Wynell?’ the Inspector asked

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60. ’ The Inspector said with a sigh

61. ‘What did the Inspector say, Liz?’ I asked, joining her at the table

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62. Inspector Ditton is quoted as saying that Liz is in a safe house and appealing for the media to leave her alone

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63. ‘Ah, Mrs Merrett, is Mrs Wynell there, please?’ a voice I recognise as the Inspector asked

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64. As soon as I have put the phone down, I call Stephen’s mobile and leave a message on his voice mail, summing up what the Inspector had told me as briefly as I can and telling him that Liz hasn’t come back from the house yet

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65. All the suggestions Stephen and Inspector Ditton have been making over the past weeks suddenly seem all too possible

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66. ‘Mrs Wynell … is Sadler in the house?’ Inspector Ditton asked, materialising as though by magic at my side

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67. ‘The Inspector came out and supervised Sadler being put in the police car – and that took three of them – resisting arrest isn’t in it

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68. First it is the Inspector asking how Liz is – he gets my vote for consideration, telling me how courageous she has been

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69. The Inspector rang to check you were okay

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70. ‘No, Stephen took a phone call from Inspector Ditton, told me to call Emma and jumped into his car

71. ‘Fortunately, Inspector Ditton witnessed the whole thing and got her out before the car went up in flames

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72. ‘Any idea what actually happened, Molly? You said something about Inspector Ditton getting Liz out of the car

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73. The Inspector got her out of the car before the fire took hold and got her to hospital

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74. ‘Stephen said the Inspector reckoned that her car had been tampered with

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75. "For the Haadij, it was colonnade inspector, I went from one to another making sure his was the grandest

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76. ‘Hmmm …’ the Inspector peered at the notebook in his hand as if looking for inspiration there

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77. She watched as the Inspector left the room, closing the door behind him, and relaxed

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78. ‘Are you certain you have no idea who could be responsible?’ the inspector asked

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79. Before I can reply, the Inspector comes up behind him and, taking me by the elbow, leads me over to a chair

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80. About twenty minutes later the Inspector comes back into the room

81. Jim and the Inspector discuss the possibilities for a few minutes

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82. Jim offers to call a doctor, but the Inspector says that he thinks the best way round it is to take Joan down to the police station and get the police doctor to have a look at her, if only so that she’ll appreciate the seriousness of the situation

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83. Kulai’s mother was quite independent now and had a career as a janitorial inspector in a large retail operation on Second Canal and Gazzizon Locks

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84. The constable by the door whisked out quickly and reappeared moments later with another chair for the Inspector

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85. ’ The Inspector broke in

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86. ‘So Mickey and Sheila hit it off, did they?’ the Inspector asked as Andy gratefully gulped his sugar-laden tea down

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87. ‘Do we have anything on the Hartley-Joneses yet, Sergeant?’ the Inspector asked while Andy cogitated

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88. The Detective Inspector read the page before turning to Andy

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89. ’ The Inspector invited dryly

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90. ‘What about Sheila?’ the Inspector asked, ignoring the comment

91. ’ The Inspector said to the Sergeant

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92. Andy gazed nervously at the back of the paper as the Inspector read what was written on it

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93. ’ The Inspector said irritably

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94. ‘What about the other man …’ the Inspector checked his notes

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95. Inspector Jarvis watched as the Sergeant and the constable escorted the younger man out of the room then shook his head

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96. ‘Is he going to press charges?’ the Inspector asked

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97. ’ The Inspector said, considering the point

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98. ’ The Inspector looked at the papers again as though trying to draw inspiration from their contents

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99. ’ The Inspector commented ironically

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