Buried Prey
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He gave her what he had about them, then spent ten minutes reviewing a series of proposed statements from the governor, concerning crime, and generally taking credit for its decline. He initialed them as he read, and dropped them with his secretary.The researcher came back with names and addresses for the Jones girls’ parents, whose names were George and Gloria—he’d forgotten them—and he called Marcy Sherrill at Minneapolis.He gave her the names and asked, “Are you going to call them, or have so...mebody else do it?”“I’ll have a chaplain do it,” she said. “John Kling. He’s got a really nice manner and he was around back when the girls were killed. I already talked to him.”“It’s gonna be on TV pretty quick,” Lucas said.“He’s standing by—I’ll have him call right now. You still pretty bummed?”“Ah, you know. Another day in the life.”HE COULDN’T GET AWAY from the Jones girls all afternoon. He went to a long meeting, filled with lawyers, about the prospect of taking DNA samples from every person arrested in Minnesota, for crimes other than routine traffic offenses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He gave her what he had about them, then spent ten minutes reviewing a series of proposed statements from the governor, concerning crime, and generally taking credit for its decline. He initialed them as he read, and dropped them with his secretary.The researcher came back with names and addresses for the Jones girls’ parents, whose names were George and Gloria—he’d forgotten them—and he called Marcy Sherrill at Minneapolis.He gave her the names and asked, “Are you going to call them, or have so...mebody else do it?”“I’ll have a chaplain do it,” she said. “John Kling. He’s got a really nice manner and he was around back when the girls were killed. I already talked to him.”“It’s gonna be on TV pretty quick,” Lucas said.“He’s standing by—I’ll have him call right now. You still pretty bummed?”“Ah, you know. Another day in the life.”HE COULDN’T GET AWAY from the Jones girls all afternoon. He went to a long meeting, filled with lawyers, about the prospect of taking DNA samples from every person arrested in Minnesota, for crimes other than routine traffic offenses.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Sandford to read onlineMoreLess
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