Chapter 31 The Motive for Murder

The woman looked at me and continued, “That car was driven away five days ago by Benett Anderson, the Chief Financial Officer of Scott Corporation, and it hasn’t been returned since, right?” I had no clue where the car had been and when. I took a deep breath before saying, “How do you know there’s a body in that car’s trunk?” Despite the bright daylight, her expression was dark and foreboding, giving me a chill. After a while, she said slowly, “I killed him.” I nearly retreated out of fright, but since I had seen more shocking things before, I steadied myself and asked her, “You killed someone? And hid the body in the trunk of Scott Corporation’s car?” She nodded. Noticing people passing by, she frowned and said, “That car is now parked in the Spring Hallmark residential complex. If you don’t believe me, you can come with me and have a look.” I was getting a headache. I frowned. “Why are you telling me this?” Most murderers would turn themselves in to the police or clear the evide