A Seven-Year-Old Boy Rode Three Miles Across Phoenix to Save His Little Sister
She took four photos of the broken freezer lid, two of the garage floor, and one close-up of the empty workbench drawer where the spare keys were kept.
“Is this investigation standard for every emergency filing?” I asked, watching her camera reset.
“When an intake report says a child was shut in an appliance on the property, we open a priority case within two hours,” Sandra said.
“She put Lily in there on purpose to take pictures for an online class,” I said, my knuckles rubbing hard against my palm.
Sandra lowered her camera and looked at me without writing anything down.