Judgment Calls
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I’d been hoping for some new avenue of investigation.
I told her I understood why she initially kept some information from Detectives Walker and Johnson at the hospital, but that I’d be asking her to explain it to the grand jurors.
“I don’t even remember much about when they first came into the room. Whatever that doctor gave me had me feeling really sick. I just remember being mad.”
“What do you remember telling them?”
“Well, I said I was on Burnside to go to Powell’s. You know the real reason ...I was there. I just didn’t want to tell them, is all. It’s embarrassing, and I could get in trouble for it.”
“Do you remember telling them you didn’t know how heroin got in your system?”
“Not really, but then later on, when they came back with that lawyer guy, he told me he knew I’d lied about it. So I figured I must’ve said it. I didn’t want to get in trouble, is all.”
“Is that the only reason you lied?”
“I don’t know. It’s hard to explain. It’s like, I guess I was pretty sure they wouldn’t arrest me or anything since I was in the hospital and all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I’d been hoping for some new avenue of investigation.
I told her I understood why she initially kept some information from Detectives Walker and Johnson at the hospital, but that I’d be asking her to explain it to the grand jurors.
“I don’t even remember much about when they first came into the room. Whatever that doctor gave me had me feeling really sick. I just remember being mad.”
“What do you remember telling them?”
“Well, I said I was on Burnside to go to Powell’s. You know the real reason ...I was there. I just didn’t want to tell them, is all. It’s embarrassing, and I could get in trouble for it.”
“Do you remember telling them you didn’t know how heroin got in your system?”
“Not really, but then later on, when they came back with that lawyer guy, he told me he knew I’d lied about it. So I figured I must’ve said it. I didn’t want to get in trouble, is all.”
“Is that the only reason you lied?”
“I don’t know. It’s hard to explain. It’s like, I guess I was pretty sure they wouldn’t arrest me or anything since I was in the hospital and all.
What to read after Judgment Calls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alafair Burke to read onlineMoreLess
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