Lost Girls (2012)
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Kelly met them there with a set of spare car keys, which allowed Carrillo and Bavencoff to search the BMW. They found Chelsea’s cell phone in her purse on the backseat.
A mother herself, Sergeant Bavencoff felt the hairs rise on the nape of her neck. Sensing that time was of the essence, she determined they should begin searching the park and lake area immediately. Even though the park was in the San Diego Police Department’s (SDPD) jurisdiction, Carrillo called in her colleague, sheriff’s serge...ant Don Parker, to trigger an SAR effort.
“We’ll do something like that when we know there’s an urgency, because we had a last known point, what we call an ‘LKP,’ for Chelsea—her car,” Parker explained. “We also know that her habits were iron-clad.”
Sergeant Parker was eating dinner at his house, about a fifty-minute drive from the park, when he got the call from Carrillo at eight-twenty in the evening. Parker got into his SUV, which was packed with gear for all kinds of weather, and headed down to RB.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Kelly met them there with a set of spare car keys, which allowed Carrillo and Bavencoff to search the BMW. They found Chelsea’s cell phone in her purse on the backseat.
A mother herself, Sergeant Bavencoff felt the hairs rise on the nape of her neck. Sensing that time was of the essence, she determined they should begin searching the park and lake area immediately. Even though the park was in the San Diego Police Department’s (SDPD) jurisdiction, Carrillo called in her colleague, sheriff’s serge...ant Don Parker, to trigger an SAR effort.
“We’ll do something like that when we know there’s an urgency, because we had a last known point, what we call an ‘LKP,’ for Chelsea—her car,” Parker explained. “We also know that her habits were iron-clad.”
Sergeant Parker was eating dinner at his house, about a fifty-minute drive from the park, when he got the call from Carrillo at eight-twenty in the evening. Parker got into his SUV, which was packed with gear for all kinds of weather, and headed down to RB.
What to read after Lost Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Caitlin Rother to read onlineMoreLess
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