The Extinction Event
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He played the flashlight on the ground below where Stickman had been hanging, up at the branch where Stickman had tied the rope, and ran the beam along the branch, the light illuminating bark greenish and diamond-patterned, like a snake. When the beam came to the end of the branch, it dropped down the trunk, elongated, a finger of light, as if it were dripping liquid.
Jack aimed the light to the right and left and higher, picking out broken twigs and small branches, where Stickman might have cli...mbed up to tie the rope.
Jack aimed wider and higher.
The area of broken branches extended three, maybe four feet, in each direction.
More than one man would make climbing a tree?
Or damage consistent with one or two men hauling up a third?
No, Jack thought, I’m building a case. Anyway, if Stickman had been drugged, unconscious, and then hanged by others, only one guy would have to climb the tree and tie the rope. Then, climb down and put the noose around Stickman’s neck.… No, two men. One to lift Stickman’s body and a second to set the noose, then drop the body, fracturing the spine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He played the flashlight on the ground below where Stickman had been hanging, up at the branch where Stickman had tied the rope, and ran the beam along the branch, the light illuminating bark greenish and diamond-patterned, like a snake. When the beam came to the end of the branch, it dropped down the trunk, elongated, a finger of light, as if it were dripping liquid.
Jack aimed the light to the right and left and higher, picking out broken twigs and small branches, where Stickman might have cli...mbed up to tie the rope.
Jack aimed wider and higher.
The area of broken branches extended three, maybe four feet, in each direction.
More than one man would make climbing a tree?
Or damage consistent with one or two men hauling up a third?
No, Jack thought, I’m building a case. Anyway, if Stickman had been drugged, unconscious, and then hanged by others, only one guy would have to climb the tree and tie the rope. Then, climb down and put the noose around Stickman’s neck.… No, two men. One to lift Stickman’s body and a second to set the noose, then drop the body, fracturing the spine.
What to read after The Extinction Event?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Black to read onlineMoreLess
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