BURIED CRIMES: A Gripping Detective Thriller Full Of Twists And Turns - Plot & Excerpts
Pauline would have inherited the property in Bristol after her husband died. Assuming he had life insurance, she’d have no mortgage repayments to make, so she’d have got the lot. She and Dorothy jointly owned Finch Cottage which was sold soon after our assumed date for the death of the twins. Pauline had also completed a long stint on Broadway which would have earned her a tidy sum. They’d have been swimming in money. And this was at the time that Wethergill got this mysterious deposit in his account, the one that allowed him to buy his shop. But it doesn’t stop there. That flat of his was worth a lot and if you think about the quality of the furniture and fittings, it doesn’t add up. His shop wasn’t doing that well, not according to the figures I’ve seen. And we’ve been puzzling for days about how he got the money to start up his business.’ Rae looked at her boss. ‘What are you suggesting, ma’am?’ Sophie tapped her fingers on the desktop. ‘I wonder if he was blackmailing Dorothy, and over a long time period.
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