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The humiliation of what he was about to experience was almost more than he could bear. In 1936 he had put the infamous Monsieur Henri of the rue Lauriston away for ten years for armed robbery and the ‘accidental’ wounding of two cops, both fathers, who’d come to question things and had somehow got in the way.
In the years before that he’d crossed swords with Pierre Bonny and had seen that one into Fresnes for a term of not less than three years for accepting bribes while under the oath as an off...icer of the Sûreté.
Later it had been embezzlement, but by then the ex-inspector Bonny had been eking out a living as a private investigator.
Now, of course, it was from Knochen that the two received their orders and amnesty. Amnesty for hardened criminals, for murderers and thieves!
Bonny was the organizer of that little operation; Monsieur Henri the schemer, the searcher of hidden valuables, and Knochen the supplier of cars, gas, guns and Police ID cards that offered protection with impunity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The humiliation of what he was about to experience was almost more than he could bear. In 1936 he had put the infamous Monsieur Henri of the rue Lauriston away for ten years for armed robbery and the ‘accidental’ wounding of two cops, both fathers, who’d come to question things and had somehow got in the way.
In the years before that he’d crossed swords with Pierre Bonny and had seen that one into Fresnes for a term of not less than three years for accepting bribes while under the oath as an off...icer of the Sûreté.
Later it had been embezzlement, but by then the ex-inspector Bonny had been eking out a living as a private investigator.
Now, of course, it was from Knochen that the two received their orders and amnesty. Amnesty for hardened criminals, for murderers and thieves!
Bonny was the organizer of that little operation; Monsieur Henri the schemer, the searcher of hidden valuables, and Knochen the supplier of cars, gas, guns and Police ID cards that offered protection with impunity.
What to read after Carousel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J. Robert Janes to read onlineMoreLess
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