The Watcher
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The program connected victims to serial murderers throughout the nation. In addition to these files, Kate searched birth, death, and marriage records, deeds of property sales and transfers. By late Thursday afternoon, she was beginning to feel the search was a waste of time.
Slater had left the office early this morning, explaining he and Bauer had regular county business. The routine of the department had to continue. In fact, Kate was glad they’d gone so she could analyze the data in peace. Sh...e’d never minded the tedious part of investigation, and Slater had a way of distracting her.
She turned back to her computer. Her search of CODIS and AFIS yielded no matches to the Johnston or Stuckey cases. Either no trace evidence, fingerprints, or DNA had been reported, or the crimes were cold cases that predated database coordination. Most likely the latter. The top level of the CODIS hierarchy hadn’t existed before 1994, so the homicides committed by her UNSUB prior to that date wouldn’t be in the system.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The program connected victims to serial murderers throughout the nation. In addition to these files, Kate searched birth, death, and marriage records, deeds of property sales and transfers. By late Thursday afternoon, she was beginning to feel the search was a waste of time.
Slater had left the office early this morning, explaining he and Bauer had regular county business. The routine of the department had to continue. In fact, Kate was glad they’d gone so she could analyze the data in peace. Sh...e’d never minded the tedious part of investigation, and Slater had a way of distracting her.
She turned back to her computer. Her search of CODIS and AFIS yielded no matches to the Johnston or Stuckey cases. Either no trace evidence, fingerprints, or DNA had been reported, or the crimes were cold cases that predated database coordination. Most likely the latter. The top level of the CODIS hierarchy hadn’t existed before 1994, so the homicides committed by her UNSUB prior to that date wouldn’t be in the system.
What to read after The Watcher?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jo Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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