The Lies of Norman Scott by Jeremy Thaw

Bessel was always a shady character. To say we were friends is to wildly exaggerate. I had no part in his communications with Scott, but I suppose he saw associating himself with me as a way of improving his own waning profile. He's thrown you to the wolves, Mr Bessel. Why are you protecting him? The senior detective takes some papers from his suitcase, lays them on the desk. These were found behind a hidden door in your old office,. Mr Bessel feels the blood drain from his face as he focuses on what's in front of him. Receipts of payments made to Norman. A copy of the letter Norman wrote to Thaw's mother. Cop