Breaking all the rules and disobeying her superiors she heads for New Orleans to investigate another death. However, there is a copycat, Charlie, who also watches Dockery closely, to the extent that he breaks into her house and clones her computer system and puts a tracker on her vehicle. Citizen David, who appears to have resources and money has never killed anyone at the places he bombs. His targets are corporations and the justice system which treats people unfairly.
She also works with her two trusted colleagues data analysts Bonita “Rabbit” Sexton and geek Eric “Pully” Pullman.Īt the heart of it is Citizen David, who has claimed responsibility for several acts of civil disobedience and domestic terrorism over the past few months.
Documents relating to the cases are pinned up on a wall at home. Nonetheless she soldiers on and after a spell away from the office she is back in Unsolved still as obsessed as ever. Her boss, FBI executive assistant director Julius Dickinson, whom she calls “The Dick” with good reason, doesn’t support her hypothesis. During the course of her probe she finds other victims who suffered the same fate. But Dockery sets out to show otherwise and she collects evidence that proves her case. The official investigators believe it is was accidental. Unsolved is the sequel to Invisible where Dockery investigates a fire in which her sister died. The FBI researcher is convinced that there is a pattern and her mantra is “where there is a pattern there is a serial killer”. Emmy Dockery is obsessed with finding the link between a series of deaths across several states.
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