Chapter 65
“Nice to have a face to put with the name,” Shaun commented. “It will also help narrow the search, at least on social sites.”
Merrick apparently didn’t have a Facebook or Twitter account, or even a LinkedIn one, which Shaun said surprised him. “If he owns his own advertising agency, you’d think LinkedIn would be the first place he’d show up.”
“Shouldn’t the agency show up, too, on the search list?” Ryan asked. “I mean, if he does own it, even if his name isn’t part of its name.”
“You’d think, but it doesn’t. Let’s try something else.” Shaun looked at the printout, then typed the address of Merrick’s house into the search bar.
Ryan hissed in a breath when the results came up and Shaun clicked on one. He moved closer to look. “But he said…”
“Obviously, he lied.”