The Escape (Detective Jane Sparrow Book 2) by Claire Merrington

they have made that easier for us to do. So there shouldn’t be so much of an issue with that in the future. We have started to try and look into known associates of Thaddeus that he knew from before to see if he has been in contact with any of them again.”
    “Ok shame about the phone but at least we h ave got the time that he phoned. So a phone booth would give us a location and then we would know where he was at when he made the call.”
     
                  “Exactly. Perry seen, as you are here you helped us before with tracking some of Thaddeus associates. Have you still got any contacts that you can safely ask?”
     
                  “Yeah I still have a few people that I trust to ask that sort of stuff. I’ll look into who he has been in contact with and see if any one knows his where abouts. Jane you going to be ok?”
     
    “Yeah I’m ok don’t worry. You can get going I know you have a lot to do I’ll be fine here.”
     
                  “Ok babe I’ll ring or drop back in if I manage to find out any major information. And I will be back later to pick you up. No leaving the station.”
     
    “Yes Sir. Go on get going I’ll be fine here.”
     
    With that Jane, Amy, Ian and the Superintendent all set to work on their tasks. Amy and Ian to Jane’s relief seemed to be working well together like their normal happy selves. They were trying to trace the location of the phone booth the call was made from. There aren’t many left in the area so hopefully it shouldn't be too hard. Jack and Eric were still scanning through the security footage from the train station. Jane and the Superintendent were looking through some of the associate files. Ruling out some of the ones that he couldn’t of spoken to because they were registered in the system at being in custody. But again they were having to cross reference to see if any of them had been in the same prison institute as Thaddeus to see if he could have had any help like that on the inside. Hopefully Perry will be able to help cut down the list even further. He must have been in contact with someone in the area. Assuming that he has come here. Time flew by without any of them realising. The Superintendent had also set to work at setting up a press conference with the Chief warden of the prison to update the public on safety precautions. And also to get a tip line set up for any sightings of Thaddeus although they never really yielded much useful information. Jane hoped that it would be another way for Thaddeus himself to get into contact with them; Jane still remembered how much Thaddeus liked to talk. Eric and Jack had scanned their way through most of the security footage and found photographic evidence of Thaddeus entering a train at eleven fifty six with the last stop on the line he was on being Basildon. So from Fenchurch Street where Thaddeus had dumped the police van he had picked up a train, which left London, and re-entered the boundaries of Essex. So they could be pretty certain he was in the area somewhere. They were going to see if they could get hold of the security footage from the rest of the stops along that trains route to see if they could trace where he got off. Ian and Amy had also had some luck they had managed to track down the pay phone that the call had been made from and it came from one in Grays. So they told Jack and Eric to check those security tapes first. It also meant that for now they could narrow down the associates list to any one in the Thurrock area. Jane sent Perry a quick text to update him with the new information. As they were all sitting there discussing the progress they had made so far Alan Henchman the police officer that sat on the front desk came in with a package. He had just had to sign for it in receipt for Jane. It had been delivered by a parcel force delivery guy, which Jane found unusual, as it wasn’t a big box it was a hard cardboard thick envelope. As Jane set to