Since meeting Harvey, his passion for history and the study of people had rubbed off on me. It was now too late for Pandora to discover the truth about Jenna, or maybe she already had and she'd confronted Tim about some evidence she'd found, and that's why she'd been murdered. I couldn't help thinking that solving Jenna's decades-old disappearance would solve Pandora's death too, and I wanted to find out more about what had happened all those years ago. I didn't think it was likely Bud Ohlsen would give any more away if it was still technically an open case. And I'd rather be trapped in a room with a million mosquitoes than speak to Lester again. Who knew what he'd do if he found out I was poking around in his investigation. I tried googling information, but since Jenna went missing in 1995 and the internet didn't really kick off until around 1999, all I found was a small follow-up piece from 2005 on the ten-year anniversary of her disappearance, saying there were no new leads.
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