Caught with a Quahog

Casey Quinby, head investigative reporter for the Cape Cod Tribune had worked with the Barnstable Police Department on their cold case backlog in the past, generating a high success rate in uncovering new details allowing the PD to reopen several cases. When she expressed an interest in working on another cold case, the Chief jumped at the chance for her to examine the Mary Kaye Griffin murder file. Chief Lowe was a personal friend of Mary Kaye's and was haunted by the lack of evidence gathered to solve her murder. Against his approval, but because of department policy, it had been classified a cold case five years ago. According to the reports in the evidence box, the husband, Brian Griffin, made the 911 call from their home to report the murder. When the police responded to the 42 Shady Brook Lane address, he was nowhere to be found ... vanished into thin air. He immediately became the primary person of interest. The investigation that ensued didn't produce any evidence implying anyone other than the husband. A dead end case filed in the bowels of the police station was about to resurface. Bones ... boats ... and bullets come together to create a strange trio.