• Well, it was funny, not just the guys laughing at her but Lisette laughing at herself.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • If something happened to Yvette Mulvey now, Lisette would be placed in a foster home.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • No matter the words, there was a meaning beneath them that Lisette could not grasp.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Alone in the house meant that Lisette could stay up as late as she wanted.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • So her mother had got permission for Lisette to wear her dark-purple-tinted glasses to school.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • So Lisette had persisted in asking her mother, Was it Daddy she was going away with?

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Molina spoke to Lisette in this way, which was meant to soothe but did not make sense.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Even with all that had gone wrong in Fort Lauderdale, Momma had remembered to bring Lisette a gift.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Everybody in the classroom was riveted now, awake and staring, and poor Lisette in her seat was paralyzed, stunned.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Like Lisette was going to remember this name, let alone use it.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Lisette said no, she had never heard of the Blue Moon Motel.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Lisette Dugmore has not been seen by her family since she went missing from her York home, aged 36, in July 2008.

    BBC: River body is missing York woman Lisette Dugmore

  • The only court Lisette had been in was Ocean County Family Court.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Lisette liked to name the places where her mother had worked.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • He was leading the cops and Lisette into a refrigerated room.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Did Molina think that Lisette was going to try to escape?

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Molina was close beside Lisette, instructing her to take her time.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Lisette said that her mother was not a motel maid or a cocktail waitress but a blackjack dealer, and you had to be trained for that.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • This morning Lisette had had to get up by herself.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Molina sat in the passenger seat, swivelled to face Lisette.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • In seventh grade, Lisette had had no trouble with math.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Lisette was still waiting for Nowicki to be distracted.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • How recently did you see your father, Lisette?

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Lisette stared at the handbag and the wallet.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • If you are Lisette Mulvey, come with me.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Had Lisette heard of the Blue Moon Motel?

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Most of them Lisette had never met.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Quickly, Lisette shut her eyes, not listening.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Lisette had to use the toilet, fast.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

  • Lisette felt a taste of panic.

    NEWYORKER: I.D.

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