Be casual, she told herself. You haven't done anything wrong. "We're sorry to bother you at this hour," said Detective Frazier. "Can you tell us where you were last night, the twentieth?" "Last night? I was out driving around," Jill said. "Yes?" said Frazier. He seemed friendly and not at all suspicious. "Our records indicate that one of our officers saw you on Fear Street last night just before a fire killed a homeless man. He said you had some sort of car trouble." "That's right," said Jill. "My car stalled out." "Do you mind telling us what you were doing on Fear Street?" asked Detective Monroe. Jill thought fast. "I--I had a fight with my boyfriend. I didn't want to be home if he called. So I thought I'd just drive around. I didn't realize I was on Fear Street until my car stalled." Detective Frazier raised one eyebrow. "While you were on Fear Street, did you see anything suspicious?" "I didn't see anything at all," Jill said. "I was too busy trying to start my car." She was amazed at how easily the lies came to her.
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