Dead Man's Switch
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Murdoch began. “Back in Lincoln, Nebraska, Blake’s mom was a successful bank executive. His father was a psychology professor. Blake developed computer skills early. When he was 11, he hacked into computers at the university. He could go in and change students’ grades if he wanted. Six months ago, he hacked into the computers at his mom’s bank. He said he was doing it to protect the bank—to prove that if he could get into it, someone else could. It would have been a good argument, but he transfe...rred some money from a big account to an account he owned. So his father applied for a position here at the prison to isolate Blake.”
King tried to keep his face neutral. He hoped Johnson could do the same. Together, they had given Blake Internet access. And Blake had stolen money from his mom’s bank? Hard to imagine what Blake might have done on the island after King and Johnson got him the phone. This alone could put Murdoch into a bad cop screaming fit. And then there was the rest of it, which had led to King and MJ sitting here with a fishing rod and a magnet at the end of the line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Murdoch began. “Back in Lincoln, Nebraska, Blake’s mom was a successful bank executive. His father was a psychology professor. Blake developed computer skills early. When he was 11, he hacked into computers at the university. He could go in and change students’ grades if he wanted. Six months ago, he hacked into the computers at his mom’s bank. He said he was doing it to protect the bank—to prove that if he could get into it, someone else could. It would have been a good argument, but he transfe...rred some money from a big account to an account he owned. So his father applied for a position here at the prison to isolate Blake.”
King tried to keep his face neutral. He hoped Johnson could do the same. Together, they had given Blake Internet access. And Blake had stolen money from his mom’s bank? Hard to imagine what Blake might have done on the island after King and Johnson got him the phone. This alone could put Murdoch into a bad cop screaming fit. And then there was the rest of it, which had led to King and MJ sitting here with a fishing rod and a magnet at the end of the line.
What to read after Dead Man's Switch?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigmund Brouwer to read onlineMoreLess
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