. . Russ paused to talk with Dana and Mac as he made his way to his cubicle. “How’s that missing persons case coming along? The feds made any progress yet?” Mac eyed Russ, wondering about his motivation for asking. Russ had been paying more attention to Dana than usual lately, and Mac had a feeling Detective Meyers was interested in more than the case. “Nothing so far.” Dana didn’t seem to notice. “Not a lick of evidence or anything to indicate she’s still alive or that she’s gone off on her own. There’s been no movement on any of her accounts, no attempt to contact family or friends. And there’s been no attempt by a possible abductor to demand a ransom for her return.” “Not that we know of, anyway,” Mac added. “I have a feeling the feds aren’t telling us everything and that they are cutting us in on just enough to say they’re cooperating.” “Wouldn’t be surprised.” Russ straightened his tie. “Anything ever develop on the Native American involvement the press reported on a while back?”
