Frostline (2010)
Frostline
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Butler would blow Newbury off the map if allowed to roam free before his trial.
He dredged up the farmer’s post-Vietnam emotional problems, which made him sound like a dangerous man, and produced Josh Wiggens, dubbed the “Henry King Institute’s Security Chief” for the occasion, to relate in tones of patrician outrage the morning Butler had driven up with a gun in his truck. Finally, the state’s attorney reminded the magistrate that even if there weren’t a very real risk to the public safety,... the accessory to murder charge demanded very high bail.
Tim Hall had moved fast and elicited a quick evaluation from a friendly Plainfield therapist who testified that while on one hand Mr. Butler was stable enough to be allowed to go home, he would very likely crumble under the stress of what she dubbed “a jail situation.” Tim beat that drum hard, insisting that Mr. Butler’s emotional state—exacerbated by the shattering loss of his only child—was exactly the reason why the lifelong resident of the community should not be locked up before his trial.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Butler would blow Newbury off the map if allowed to roam free before his trial.
He dredged up the farmer’s post-Vietnam emotional problems, which made him sound like a dangerous man, and produced Josh Wiggens, dubbed the “Henry King Institute’s Security Chief” for the occasion, to relate in tones of patrician outrage the morning Butler had driven up with a gun in his truck. Finally, the state’s attorney reminded the magistrate that even if there weren’t a very real risk to the public safety,... the accessory to murder charge demanded very high bail.
Tim Hall had moved fast and elicited a quick evaluation from a friendly Plainfield therapist who testified that while on one hand Mr. Butler was stable enough to be allowed to go home, he would very likely crumble under the stress of what she dubbed “a jail situation.” Tim beat that drum hard, insisting that Mr. Butler’s emotional state—exacerbated by the shattering loss of his only child—was exactly the reason why the lifelong resident of the community should not be locked up before his trial.
What to read after Frostline?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Justin Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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