If that were the case, Dean Lynch wouldn't just be guilty of intentional homicide; he'd also be targeted by a criminal organization.
After all, the man in the duck-billed cap was sent by their leader. If he didn't return for a long time, she would definitely get suspicious.
She might even follow the clues back to Dean Lynch and, to get her hands on that technology, go directly after the remaining three members of the Lynch Family.
And since their main base of operations is abroad, there's no telling when Mrs. Lynch and her daughter might just disappear.
Now that the police have stepped in and arrested the man in the duck-billed cap in connection with Mr. Lynch's case, it will shield the Lynch Family from some of their probing.
"Desecration of a corpse carries a maximum sentence of three years. Plus, Dean Lynch has a letter of understanding from the family, and his actions were based on the deceased's final wishes. The sentence should be even lighter," Heath Hale said.
