“Another kid?” Jim nodded. “Is it the FBI’s case now?” Both Jim and Steve nodded. “Jade will have a preliminary report later in the day. John you go take a look at the scene and get our people out here to photograph and take control. We’ll meet back at the office later this morning.” John nodded and walked up toward the yellow tarp. Jim took a cigarette out of his top left pocket, lit it, and said, “I’ve got a feeling it’s going to be a hell of a day, Steve, a hell of a day.”
Howard Cohen had just finished breakfast and was getting ready to leave his apartment for his office when his phone rang. He answered it and stood silent listening. He hung up the phone and walked out of the apartment and took the elevator to the basement parking structure. He walked around the corner into a dimly lit corridor when he heard a quiet female voice say, “Thank you for coming down, Howard.” He turned to see Molly Hoffman standing alone in half darkness. The only sound that could be heard as they looked at each other was the sound of the rain pounding the street outside the building.
About the Author
Roy A Teel Jr. is the author of several books, both nonfiction and fiction. He became disabled due to Progressive Multiple Sclerosis in 2011 and lives in Lake Arrowhead, CA with his wife, Tracy, their tabby cat, Oscar, and their Springer Spaniel, Sandy.
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