later, the flames were still shooting into the sky and the firefighters were exhausted. Qwilleran had made a few calls and was having food and beverage trucked in for the exhausted public servants. It became evident to everyone at one point that the chemicals had to be allowed to burn off because there was just no chance of putting the fires out. The best that could be hoped for was for the blaze to be contained so that it didn't spread to neighboring structures. Connie had called her husband earlier in the day to see if he knew what was happening at the plant as she watched the news. She was shocked to learn he was there and asked him if he wanted her to pick him up.can lock the place up for you," said Roy.

"No, no. We'll stay; whatever we can do," said Connie.

"I'm calling the locksmith. One of those guys pocketed Loretta's keys which means they can come back in here any time they please. So, I'm going to make sure those two creeps will not be coming in here again if I can help it," said Qwilleran.

After receiving Roy's permission to do so, he made a quick call and Emmet Draznik came by promptly. Draznik was instructed to wear surgical gloves the cops provided as he removed all the museum door locks which had already been dusted for prints. Then he installed new locks in each door and turned the old ones over to the police as he was instructed to do.