VIVIAN
Although Nila had difficulty remembering all the details the sketch artist asked for, she didn't seem to have much difficulty answering his questions. When he was done, he had three sketches of three different people, each drawn in charcoal on a sheet of paper.
"I'll make and send you some copies when I get back to the station," he told Leon and Jacob.
"I'll have someone take you there and wait for you," Leon said.
"Wait, while we're waiting the trail will get cold. Leave me alone with those sketches for a few minutes, and then you can take them," Jacob said.
The sketch-artist looked at Leon, who shrugged.
"Do what he says. I'm leaving the matter of this investigation in his hands."
I went with Jacob to Leon's office. He pulled out his phone, turned it on, and carefully took pictures of each of the sketches. He put the phone away before returning to Leon's bedroom and handing the drawings back.
