Together, what they uncover is nothing short of astounding. Both seem honest, but Morrison outranks them, so their investigation has to be careful. He also starts to trust an officer named Roscoe who gets him coffee on the first day, and treats him as though she knows he is innocent from the start. He isn't sure who to trust, but then he discovers that Chief of Detectives Finlay has only been with the Margrave Department for six months so Jack feels him out. When Chief Morrison swears Jack was at the scene of the murder, Jack knows the Chief is involved. Jack can't leave Margrave until he knows who killed his brother, and why. Then he finds out the murder victim is his brother Joe and everything changes. He is so fearful that he won't say much more, so Jack is unable to do much for him and all he really wants to do is escape this town now and return to anonymity. Earning his trust in the process, Jack learns that Hubble fears for his life and for his family's lives. Jack's military background comes in handy as he finds himself defending the less aggressive banker against the caliber of men there. Though merely held for questioning, they are caged on the third floor with the hard-core lifers. Since it is Friday, while Jack's alibi is being checked, he finds himself a guest of the state run facility in Warburton with another detainee named Paul Hubble. The Chief of Police has already decided Jack is guilty. His desire for anonymity is challenged before he can finish breakfast on his first morning in Margrave, as he is finds himself being taken to the police station for questioning on a murder.
Instead, he finds one of the largest counterfeiting operations in history. Killing Floor by Lee Child is about a man named Jack Reacher who comes to the little town of Margrave looking for information about the mysterious death of a guitar player named Blind Blake.
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