A Deadly Development
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Although the truck made the same delivery every Saturday morning, it still managed to wake him up even after living there for over six months.
It had been a late night. Burke had spent over 3 hours at City Hall, questioning coworkers of Vithous who had trickled in as word had gotten out. They were for the most part very emotional and not very illuminating. John Vithous had worked in City Hall for a few months. Before that, he ran Jane Hughes’ reelection campaign and had been a consultant for num...erous elected officials. Most in Kansas City; a few in Jefferson City, and even one in Washington, D.C. Burke made a mental note that he would need to speak to Vithous’ predecessor, but that could wait until Monday.
At the moment, he had more pressing matters to attend to. He spent the remainder of the evening waiting for the coroner to arrive, grilling the City Hall security chief, and avoiding Rick Kahn.
Burke got the fun duty of accompanying the body to the morgue. He had watched the coroner from Truman Medical Center formally declare Vithous dead, watched the evidence technicians carefully bag Vithous’ hands to preserve evidence that might be under his finger nails, and then watched as they zipped him up in a body bag.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although the truck made the same delivery every Saturday morning, it still managed to wake him up even after living there for over six months.
It had been a late night. Burke had spent over 3 hours at City Hall, questioning coworkers of Vithous who had trickled in as word had gotten out. They were for the most part very emotional and not very illuminating. John Vithous had worked in City Hall for a few months. Before that, he ran Jane Hughes’ reelection campaign and had been a consultant for num...erous elected officials. Most in Kansas City; a few in Jefferson City, and even one in Washington, D.C. Burke made a mental note that he would need to speak to Vithous’ predecessor, but that could wait until Monday.
At the moment, he had more pressing matters to attend to. He spent the remainder of the evening waiting for the coroner to arrive, grilling the City Hall security chief, and avoiding Rick Kahn.
Burke got the fun duty of accompanying the body to the morgue. He had watched the coroner from Truman Medical Center formally declare Vithous dead, watched the evidence technicians carefully bag Vithous’ hands to preserve evidence that might be under his finger nails, and then watched as they zipped him up in a body bag.
What to read after A Deadly Development?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Green to read onlineMoreLess
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