Cade watched Agatha work through her theories with an almost skeptical awe, his coffee long forgotten. He'd only just found out from Adrian this morning about the nightmares actually being memories, just as he'd finished reading the report about the Clearwater case. Now Cade knew Agatha was good, but no one was that good.
"You're making quite a few assumptions. What makes you think Zurlo was the one to release everything? And if these memories leave the victim's body upon death, then why didn't they return to where they came from when Zurlo expired? If that's what killed him in the first place." It was a reasonable enough assumption given the autopsy, but it was still pure conjecture.
Agatha's next question wasn't unexpected. It was one no one had a concrete answer to, though. "No, we don't," he answered honestly and with no small amount of irritation at the fact. "Ten."