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leave the room? To try to trap him into saying something revealing, to
lead him into dangerous territory? Chances are he’s a lot cleverer than I
am; chances are he’ll see me coming. After all, he knows his name has
been in the papers—he must be alert to the possibility of people trying to
get stories on him or information from him.
This is what I’m thinking about, head down, eyes on the pavement, as
I pass the little Londis shop on the right and try not to look at it because
it raises possibilities, but out of the corner of my eye I see her name. I
look up and it’s there, in huge letters on the front of a tabloid newspaper:
WAS MEGAN A CHILD KILLER?