Bones in Her Pocket
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The hyoid fracture pointed to strangulation as cause of death. After spotting it, I’d been distracted by the owl pellets. Now I wanted more.
One by one, I examined the neck bones, first visually, then under the scope.
C-1 and C-2 were intact. No nicks or gouges, no breaks, no jamming of the articular surfaces. C-3 told a different tale.
Edith’s third cervical vertebra showed compression on its anterior-superior rim, and a hairline fracture where the right transverse process met the b...ody. Good. But not what froze my breath in my throat.
Embedded in the fracture was a single red filament. Using tweezers, I teased the thing free and placed it in a small plastic vial.
Hot damn. Call Slidell?
Not yet.
Back to the vertebrae.
C-4 through C-6 showed no signs of trauma.
The pattern made sense.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The hyoid fracture pointed to strangulation as cause of death. After spotting it, I’d been distracted by the owl pellets. Now I wanted more.
One by one, I examined the neck bones, first visually, then under the scope.
C-1 and C-2 were intact. No nicks or gouges, no breaks, no jamming of the articular surfaces. C-3 told a different tale.
Edith’s third cervical vertebra showed compression on its anterior-superior rim, and a hairline fracture where the right transverse process met the b...ody. Good. But not what froze my breath in my throat.
Embedded in the fracture was a single red filament. Using tweezers, I teased the thing free and placed it in a small plastic vial.
Hot damn. Call Slidell?
Not yet.
Back to the vertebrae.
C-4 through C-6 showed no signs of trauma.
The pattern made sense.
What to read after Bones in Her Pocket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathy Reichs to read onlineMoreLess
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