Crime Beat
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My defense attorney agreed to allow Moretz to interview me. She thought I’d get sympathy from the people who would eventually comprise the jury pool, assuming the trial wasn’t moved. Or at least the interview would provide plenty of ammo for the insanity plea we’d probably render.
“I read your articles on my arrest,” I said, sitting at the table in the bare concrete room, a burly sergeant watching us. “Award worthy, for sure.”
Moretz’s eyes were as dark and devoid of human compassion as ever. “L...ike you said, it’s the subject matter that wins awards, not the reporter.”
“Did I say that?”
“Yeah.”
“I especially liked the part where you booted up my computer and saw I’d laid out the next day’s headline.”
“Reporter Slain At Lake. I wouldn’t have figured it out if you hadn’t typed the lead line.”
I quoted myself. “Police were stunned when the Rebel Clipper’s fifth victim was discovered at the scene of the first murder. Kelsey Kavanaugh, 33, a reporter for the News & Observer, had been covering the case when she died from injuries apparently inflicted by a sharp instrument.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My defense attorney agreed to allow Moretz to interview me. She thought I’d get sympathy from the people who would eventually comprise the jury pool, assuming the trial wasn’t moved. Or at least the interview would provide plenty of ammo for the insanity plea we’d probably render.
“I read your articles on my arrest,” I said, sitting at the table in the bare concrete room, a burly sergeant watching us. “Award worthy, for sure.”
Moretz’s eyes were as dark and devoid of human compassion as ever. “L...ike you said, it’s the subject matter that wins awards, not the reporter.”
“Did I say that?”
“Yeah.”
“I especially liked the part where you booted up my computer and saw I’d laid out the next day’s headline.”
“Reporter Slain At Lake. I wouldn’t have figured it out if you hadn’t typed the lead line.”
I quoted myself. “Police were stunned when the Rebel Clipper’s fifth victim was discovered at the scene of the first murder. Kelsey Kavanaugh, 33, a reporter for the News & Observer, had been covering the case when she died from injuries apparently inflicted by a sharp instrument.”
What to read after Crime Beat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Scott Nicholson to read onlineMoreLess
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