The first thing I remember thinking was that Mallory Reed seemed irritated by the coffee. Not frightened. Not confused. Irritated. She had just told us that a masked man had appeared inside her former fiancé’s house, that she had fired her weapon in panic, and that thirty-eight-year-old Adrian Keller was dead on his kitchen floor. Then she pushed the paper cup away and asked whether somebody could find her something that didn’t taste burned. By then, we already had the recording Adrian made before she arrived.