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“in you I see an intense desperation. You want to close this case, but more than that you want to arrest Felix Lécuyer. I can only speculate as to whatever sin he’s committed against you, but there is one. Your insistence, despite an overwhelming lack of physical evidence, speaks to obsession. Maybe it’s because you don’t like to be proven wrong, and once you decide a man’s guilty you keep after him, but that’s not the case here, no. You want Lécuyer to go down for these murders. It’s not even about the club – or, if it is, it’s an afterthought. That’s secondary to you. When I look at you, I see a man so driven, so fervent in his desire to arrest a man, that your expression borders on covetous. Sexually desirous. Your zeal in this instance is far, far from professional, Agent Boyle.”
― Lauren Gilley, Lord Have Mercy