Plan for Interviewing
Harris leaned back, weighing everything. “We should talk to Frank and his mom, Mrs. Jenkins,” he suggested. “It might give us a clearer picture of the situation.” His plan made sense—speaking with them could shed light on Susan’s sudden disappearance. We both knew we had to tread carefully; even a small misstep might make them clam up. It was clear that if we wanted any truth from them, we had to handle this delicately.
Plan For Interviewing
Routine Welfare Check
We agreed to keep things cool and casual, treating it like just another welfare check. If they were hiding anything, a routine approach might lower their guard. It was crucial to strike the right balance—friendly but observant, with every word and action carefully measured. No one likes feeling scrutinized, and by playing it right, we hoped to elicit the candid reactions needed to make progress on the case.
Routine Welfare Check
