Major Breakthrough in Finding William Morningstar

What led Bolsa to believe he had a major idea for solving the case of the missing person?

A. Finding a clue at the gimnasio

B. Talking with Henrietta again

C. Talking with Billy Jo

Answer:

After learning from a waitress named Carlotta that William owed money to Billy Jo and was hiding out at a restaurant, Bolsa believed that talking with Billy Jo might provide more information on the case.

Bolsa and Sancho are investigating the disappearance of Mr. William Morningstar, who had been missing for some time. While inquiring at a restaurant William frequented, they discovered that he owed money to Billy Jo and had been laying low as a result.

This revelation sparked Bolsa's major idea for finding William. He theorized that William might have been abducted during his time with Billy Jo. As a result, speaking with Billy Jo was crucial to uncovering more details about William's whereabouts.

Bolsa's intuition proved to be correct, and the information provided by Billy Jo played a significant role in advancing the investigation. By following this lead, Bolsa and Sancho were able to make significant progress in the search for William Morningstar.