Middle River Murders
“All the children were down for the night, except Ethan, who would sleep for the next two hours and then be up again for more. The rest of us went back to our powwow in the family room.
“Her name’s June Robinson,” Billy said. “Her husband’s deceased, but he was a Marine and she knows a few things about covert operations. That’s what she told the sheriff. She lives up on a hill across from Daisy, so she has a great view of everything around her, especially since she uses binoculars. She said her eyesight isn’t what it used to be, that’s why she uses binoculars.” Billy smiled.
“She’s the one who saw me snooping around Daisy Clark’s place,” Jonathan said. “She must’ve told Daisy. How else would the woman know to come after me? Daisy obviously did some investigative work herself.”
“I bet June Robinson saw you and immediately called Daisy,” I said. “She probably had to explain herself—binoculars and all—but thought Daisy was in danger. What she didn’t know is how wrong she was.
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