Letters from India and the Crimea (1896)

Peter Cochran, Junior was a childhood friend of Stuart Brown. He made himself comfortable in his recliner as he relaxed from his workday. He thought about his bitterness against Stuart’s ability to adequately run the business that he had inherited from his father. He was jealous of Stuart and resented this fact. He knew very well that he was not capable of the position. Peter would become a major suspect later in the case.