Proof of Guilt
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He stopped the motorcar some distance from the place where the body was found and walked the street again.
Why here? Why had this been the best site to leave an unwanted corpse?
Why not in Bloomsbury or Whitechapel or on the Heath?
Hamish said, “Until ye ken his name ye willna’ know.”
And there was nothing he could do about it. So far.
He walked on. None of the constables who had interviewed residents of this street or the ones on either side had come up with any information ...that was useful. If anyone had secrets, they had kept them well. The constables were experienced, men who knew Chelsea. And they had shaken their heads over the collected statements, telling Gibson, “If there’s a connection, we haven’t found it.”
Rutledge had reached the house belonging to Mr. Belford.
It was where he’d been going from the time he left St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He stopped the motorcar some distance from the place where the body was found and walked the street again.
Why here? Why had this been the best site to leave an unwanted corpse?
Why not in Bloomsbury or Whitechapel or on the Heath?
Hamish said, “Until ye ken his name ye willna’ know.”
And there was nothing he could do about it. So far.
He walked on. None of the constables who had interviewed residents of this street or the ones on either side had come up with any information ...that was useful. If anyone had secrets, they had kept them well. The constables were experienced, men who knew Chelsea. And they had shaken their heads over the collected statements, telling Gibson, “If there’s a connection, we haven’t found it.”
Rutledge had reached the house belonging to Mr. Belford.
It was where he’d been going from the time he left St.
What to read after Proof of Guilt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Todd to read onlineMoreLess
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