New York City, Holly Cook's Apartment
The officer smiles at Bellissima, "I've no idea, ma'am, I'm just here to tape off the apartment. There are no unusual fingerprints in Holly's apartment, they confirm the presence of 'known associates', but add nothing to this data.
[Private to Senor Garcia: The police officer is exactly what he says he is, charged with doing exactly what he says he's doing.
The 'Provider' is mentioned in Holly's diary as a 'stop on the wild side'.
The government contacts have no new information on the Provider, except to indicate that stories about him inevitably compare him to Rasputin who the Provider claims as an ancestor.]
[Private to Bellissima: Nothing indicates whether or not Barpofsky knew Provider.
This time, it's a table in an Italian restaurant with Holly and Vitali sitting. Vitali motions for a waiter and asks for Holly to receive a fresh glass of wine, chilled if possible. Holly tells him thank you and says, wide-eyed, "it's like you read my mind".
Vitali replies, "of course, dear".
When the waiter demurs (as the wine is better at room temperature), Vitali says to the waiter, "but you'll do it because she's beautiful and deserves everything her way."
The waiter replies, "but I'll do it because she's beautiful and deserves everything her way."
The reading is unusual, because most psychic impressions are left because the owner of the object has strong emotions associated with the incident. The strong emotions registered on the purse belong to Vitali, who is definitely not the owner.
In present day, Holly is still amongst the exotic plants, quiescent.
Psychometry will never indicate the actual location of the subject. In the text for Psychometry, the book indicates it will supply "general location (that is to say, a bedroom, office, street, outdoors, etc.; no address or sense of distance is provided)". In other words, there is a glimpse of where the subject is. If there are no clues at the subject's location (there aren't), it will reveal the location without revealing where the location is.
It's sort of like in the Justice League cartoon where Lex Luthor and Flash have switched bodies. Lex Luthor runs the Flash's body into a bathroom quipping "now I'll know his secret identity, at least" before whipping off the Flash's cowl in front of a mirror and stating "I have no idea who this is."]