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clouded by the thought of Hector Lajunas just now, but we will come to that in time. For now, I need your undivided attention on this, Eli.”
“Is there a connection between this Ferryman of London, and Lajunas?” Eli asked.
In the tunnel, Mr Stafford had mentioned Hector being arrested for a recent murder, and suspected of being behind a second. Hugh wouldn’t elaborate on that, only insisting that those two murders paled in comparison to The Ferryman’s known crimes. Hugh advised that we focus our thoughts on the two established victims, leaving aside guesswork and postulations concerning Hector and any previous murders.
Eli pressed and insisted, asking what Mr Stafford could tell him about the circumstances which had led Hector to the prison

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