Page 82 of No Place Left to Hide

JH: You better be right. It makes me nervous having anything in writing.

FA: If we’re going to do this, we need a way to communicate when we’re not together, babe

JH: In person is safer.

3–10 3:40 p.m.

JH: Are we sure we have to do this?

DM JOINED THE CHAT

3–10 4:15 p.m.

DM: What other choice do we have? We’ve tried everything else.

DM: Our anonymous tips opened the special investigation but that went nowhere.

FA: Yeah bc the people investigating are in the Goodwins pockets

FA: ??

DM: Exactly. What are we supposed to do, call the same police that helped w/ the cover up and tell them we want to chat?

DM: Our phone calls aren’t working. She’s ignoring the threats. If we want her to own up to what she did, we have to do something. Before graduation.

3–10 5:44 p.m.

JH: Fine. When?

FA: Beau’s talking about throwing an Ivy party at the end of the month

JH: She doesn’t go to parties anymore.

DM: Sounds like you have two weeks to figure it out.

JH: And…what happens if she won’t go?

DM: Then we find another opportunity. She has to leave town sometime.

3–12 12:09 p.m.

DM: Jena, do you have the newspapers?

3–12 12:18 p.m.

JH: They’re in Felix’s trunk

3–23 2:12 p.m.

FA: The car is sorted.

DM: Sure it can’t be traced back to us?

FA: Yeah. Found an old Bronco from my uncle’s junkyard. It’s very OJ. It’s not registered. I think theowner used it for off-roading and then ditched it when it started breaking down

JH: Breaking down? Is it even going to make it to the beach?

FA: It’ll make it. You guys need to relax. What’s the worst that could happen?

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