The Cases That Haunt Us
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Stine was actually already answering a call from a fare on Ninth Avenue, but was stuck in the crush of people milling about the theater district on a foggy Saturday night. When the lone man approached his cab for a ride, he requested a location that was on the way to the Ninth Avenue call, so Stine picked him up. He wrote the destination, Washington and Maple, in his log and headed west toward the residential area near the Presidio.
Although Stine’s trip sheet said Washington and Maple, the ...cab eventually stopped one block farther at Washington and Cherry. At this location, instead of paying his fare and exiting the cab, the rider shot Paul Stine in the right side of his face at close range. He then moved into the front seat and took the cabbie’s wallet. He also ripped off part of Stine’s shirt. He left Stine’s Timex watch, checkbook, a ring, and a little over $4 in change in the cabdriver’s pocket. When he was done, he got out of the cab and wiped down sections of the driver’s door and the left rear passenger door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stine was actually already answering a call from a fare on Ninth Avenue, but was stuck in the crush of people milling about the theater district on a foggy Saturday night. When the lone man approached his cab for a ride, he requested a location that was on the way to the Ninth Avenue call, so Stine picked him up. He wrote the destination, Washington and Maple, in his log and headed west toward the residential area near the Presidio.
Although Stine’s trip sheet said Washington and Maple, the ...cab eventually stopped one block farther at Washington and Cherry. At this location, instead of paying his fare and exiting the cab, the rider shot Paul Stine in the right side of his face at close range. He then moved into the front seat and took the cabbie’s wallet. He also ripped off part of Stine’s shirt. He left Stine’s Timex watch, checkbook, a ring, and a little over $4 in change in the cabdriver’s pocket. When he was done, he got out of the cab and wiped down sections of the driver’s door and the left rear passenger door.
What to read after The Cases That Haunt Us?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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