Jackpot (Nameless Dectective)
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He smoked long, thin cigarillos with plastic mouthpieces and had trouble keeping his hands and body still, standing or sitting. Classic type A personality. If he didn’t fall victim to a coronary or a perforated ulcer, he would probably make captain before he was fifty and chief or deputy chief before mandatory retirement. You only had to spend five minutes with him to know that he was a first-rate cop.
When I first approached him he allowed as how he’d heard of me, being noncommittal as to what ...it was he’d heard, and said he could give me fifteen minutes. We went to his desk in the squad room. Things were relatively quiet here for a Saturday afternoon; we were able to converse in more or less normal tones.
I told him why I was interested in David Burnett’s death, keeping it brief. When I was done he said, “Well, if you think it was anything but suicide, you can forget it. Kid killed himself and no mistake.”
“In a motel, wasn’t it?”
He nodded. “Place called the Bay Vista, off the Bayshore north of Candlestick.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He smoked long, thin cigarillos with plastic mouthpieces and had trouble keeping his hands and body still, standing or sitting. Classic type A personality. If he didn’t fall victim to a coronary or a perforated ulcer, he would probably make captain before he was fifty and chief or deputy chief before mandatory retirement. You only had to spend five minutes with him to know that he was a first-rate cop.
When I first approached him he allowed as how he’d heard of me, being noncommittal as to what ...it was he’d heard, and said he could give me fifteen minutes. We went to his desk in the squad room. Things were relatively quiet here for a Saturday afternoon; we were able to converse in more or less normal tones.
I told him why I was interested in David Burnett’s death, keeping it brief. When I was done he said, “Well, if you think it was anything but suicide, you can forget it. Kid killed himself and no mistake.”
“In a motel, wasn’t it?”
He nodded. “Place called the Bay Vista, off the Bayshore north of Candlestick.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bill Pronzini to read onlineMoreLess
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