Suspect
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Thought you’d like to know you aren’t crazy.”
Then the happy scoutmaster face dropped away, and Orso rested his hand on the file box.
“Okay. The case file here is arranged by subject. The murder book contains the case evidence Melon and Stengler thought was the most important, but isn’t as complete as the file. You’re the man with the questions. What do you want to know?”
Scott wanted something to trigger more memories, but he didn’t know what that thing was or what it might be.
... Scott looked at Orso.
“Why don’t we have a suspect?”
“A suspect was never identified.”
“I knew that much from Melon and Stengler.”
Orso patted the file box.
“The long version is in here, which you’re free to read, but I’ll give you the CliffsNotes version.”
Orso sketched out the investigation quickly and professionally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thought you’d like to know you aren’t crazy.”
Then the happy scoutmaster face dropped away, and Orso rested his hand on the file box.
“Okay. The case file here is arranged by subject. The murder book contains the case evidence Melon and Stengler thought was the most important, but isn’t as complete as the file. You’re the man with the questions. What do you want to know?”
Scott wanted something to trigger more memories, but he didn’t know what that thing was or what it might be.
... Scott looked at Orso.
“Why don’t we have a suspect?”
“A suspect was never identified.”
“I knew that much from Melon and Stengler.”
Orso patted the file box.
“The long version is in here, which you’re free to read, but I’ll give you the CliffsNotes version.”
Orso sketched out the investigation quickly and professionally.
What to read after Suspect?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Crais to read onlineMoreLess
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