The Law of Second Chances
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A uniform cop led him into a rectangular room with mirrors on both sides, one door, and no windows.
Benny had seen enough television shows to know what the mirrors were for and what was going to happen next. He remembered what Joe Fogarty told him: “Shut up and ask for a lawyer.”
The cop sat him down in one of four chairs clustered around a steel table and left him with his hands still cuffed behind his back.
Nick Walsh and Tony Severino were standing in a separate room behind one of the mirrors... when Benny and the cop walked into the interrogation room. Their lieutenant, Angelo Amato, was with them. Amato had already determined that Nick would do the questioning alone, and Nick could tell that Tony didn’t take too well to that decision. Tony had found Benny, and Nick knew that Tony thought he should get the honors. At that point, it didn’t matter to Nick who did the questioning. His thinking was about to change.
“The brass upstairs wants this case over yesterday,” Lieutenant Amato told Nick before the detective left to enter the interrogation room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A uniform cop led him into a rectangular room with mirrors on both sides, one door, and no windows.
Benny had seen enough television shows to know what the mirrors were for and what was going to happen next. He remembered what Joe Fogarty told him: “Shut up and ask for a lawyer.”
The cop sat him down in one of four chairs clustered around a steel table and left him with his hands still cuffed behind his back.
Nick Walsh and Tony Severino were standing in a separate room behind one of the mirrors... when Benny and the cop walked into the interrogation room. Their lieutenant, Angelo Amato, was with them. Amato had already determined that Nick would do the questioning alone, and Nick could tell that Tony didn’t take too well to that decision. Tony had found Benny, and Nick knew that Tony thought he should get the honors. At that point, it didn’t matter to Nick who did the questioning. His thinking was about to change.
“The brass upstairs wants this case over yesterday,” Lieutenant Amato told Nick before the detective left to enter the interrogation room.
What to read after The Law of Second Chances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheehan James to read onlineMoreLess
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