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"Research," Julian replied. "Looking into my mother's death, the original investigation, who was involved, what was documented."
"Have you found anything?" I asked.
"Maybe," Julian said carefully. "The lead investigator retired five years ago, lives upstate now, I'm trying to track down his contact information."
"You think he'll talk to you?" I asked.
"I think he might know more than what made it into the official report," Julian said. "And if Richard has that medical examiner's notes, someone had to give them to him."
I pulled back to look at him. "You think the investigator sold the information to my father?" I asked.
"Or Richard found it another way," Julian said. "But either way, if those notes exist, there might be more, more evidence, more documentation, more proof of w
