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ForumBook Discussion : The Girl in the Ice by Robert Bryndza
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1Andrew-theQM
Was Isaac right to trust Erika with the information about the other murders? Was he right to tell her to act strategically?
2EadieB
No, he could definitely lose his job giving her this information. She definitely has to be quiet about where she got that information.
3Sergeirocks
Isaac trusts his own judgement about people. I don't think he'll live to regret his decision.
4Olivermagnus
Again, another case of "wrong in real life" but necessary to get her back involved in the investigation.
5bhabeck
>4 Olivermagnus: agreed
6bluebird_
>4 Olivermagnus: I agree
7Carol420
>3 Sergeirocks: >4 Olivermagnus: Agree with both of you. Necessary for the story but a risky career move on his part.
8Andrew-theQM
Definitely risky but I bet this sort of thing goes on regularly. I like the way he told her to think strategically!
9Carol420
>8 Andrew-theQM: It more than likely does... but most police personnel realize the career damage it could do if they ask for information that has not been released to the public if they are no longer a part of the investigating team. The problem with Issac giving Erika the information was that she was on suspension and no longer even had a badge.
10Andrew-theQM
>9 Carol420: That does make it a lot riskier, especially when you don't know the person that well.