The diner was one where she and Charlie had met during the Barrett Wilson case and he remembered that the coffee was particularly good. “Okay, Charlie, tell me what’s on your mind.” Charlie kept it brief, laying out his idea that Kelsey’s apparent knowledge about the stock market and his and McDermott’s computing expertise were what had yoked them together and were no doubt the basis and means for some scam involving computers and the stock market or financial institutions. He thought there was a third party involved in the scam who had shot McDermott. DeVries was silent for a couple of minutes, mulling over what Charlie had told her. “So, Kelsey and McDermott had expertise in areas that would enable them to be part of a lucrative scam. They apparently did have serious, private conversations about something. We can assume that there were difficult choices to make with respect to whatever they were doing. Somewhere along the line Kelsey and McDermott had a bad argument and McDermott struck Kelsey, killing him.
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