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prison visitor report? I’d like to know who went to visit Marshall,” Mike asked as he entered the situation room.
    “I did. It shows four visitor dates for Marshall. Two of which were Saunders. The other’s from a woman that signed in with the name Jane Smith, which I assume is fake,”
    Nikki informed Mike and asked if there were any prints on the postcard. She hoped this woman would keep him focused away from her stupidity of hacking the case files. She hated lying to Mike, but knew she needed to cover her ass. She knew their relationship would end if he found out she’d visited Marshall, hacked the case files and gave them to a reporter. Nikki erased the portion of the tape that showed her sign-in to the prison.
    “Of course,” Mike said with further frustration in his voice. He added, “Do we have a visual of this Jane Smith?” Mike took a seat beside Nikki.
    “Bringing up the surveillance camera recordings as we speak,” Nikki answered then informed Mike she’d searched Marshall’s Internet access and easily found his conversations in a stalker’s chat room. She stopped typing for a moment and looked at Mike. “Why the hell did Marshall have Internet access at all?”
    Mike shook his head. “Any access is supposed to be monitored and recorded, but Marshall would have been clever enough to get into whatever he wanted and hide it from the general search. It wasn’t until I searched Kyle Davidson’s computer that I discovered the stalker’s chat room.”
    “Kyle Davidson? Isn’t he the man who stalked Tiffany and helped Marshall escape last year?” Nikki asked as though she remembered a brief part of the update Mike gave her earlier. She knew she had to appear naïve about the case.
    “Yes, Kyle Davidson met Marshall through the chat room. Davidson discovered that Marshall had murdered Jess’s parents to get to her. He wanted to remove Tiffany’s parents out of the equation and agreed to help Marshall escape in exchange for his help. Unfortunately, we were unable to save Tiffany’s parents in time,” Mike updated Nikki on the Davidson case.
    Nikki knew the case had been sealed as well for Tiffany’s protection, but she needed to play along as though she hadn’t read the files.
    “This is the best shot of the woman who entered the prison to visit Marshall.” She turned the screen to show Mike that only a side view of a woman with her head down had been captured by the camera.
    “Not much to go with,” Mike commented. “But send it through the system to see if anything is picked up.” Mike mentioned to Nikki he hoped to discover where the postcard had been purchased and attempted to track it through store cameras.
    She knew it would be a long shot, but assured Mike she’d help search the store cameras once they discovered which ones the postcard could have been purchased from. It would be like finding a needle in a haystack, but it was all they had to go on, besides an unknown woman and Saunders who hadn’t yet returned Mike’s or Nikki’s messages.
    “I shouldn’t keep you any longer, Nikki. I know you have to work tomorrow.” Mike leaned down to kiss the top of her head. “Come on, I’ll drive you back to your car.” He promised to send the picture of the postcard to her.
    Nikki packed up her laptop. “I’ll run a report on shops that sell that particular postcard in the Bay area. Since the card had no postage and hand-delivered, it couldn’t have been purchased too far away. I know it’s a long shot, Mike, but it’s all we have to work with. Let me know if you hear from Saunders too. Maybe he’ll be of help.” She stood and gave Mike a kiss. “I’m here to help any way I can.”
    “I appreciate that. I trust you like I trust my team, Nikki.” He brushed the hair away from her face, leaned in and softly kissed her cheek. “Only two more days until we can be together again; this commute isn’t easy.”
    Nikki nodded in agreement. “Let’s keep Jess safe and then