The Lost Girls of Johnson's Bayou
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“You’ve found something?” “I may have a line on something, but I can’t be positive. The information on that case is so sketchy.” “You thinking cover-up?” “Not necessarily. It may have just been a case of inexperienced cops with a situation far beyond what they were qualified to handle. The whole thing is pretty weird. I mean, all those kids dying but no one coming to claim them. It reeks all the way around, Paul.” “Yeah, I know, but it’s an avenue I have to check. So what did you find?” “One stu...dent survived, for sure, but the bodies of one other student and the headmistress were never recovered. Then this is where it gets weird. The day after the fire, a girl walked out of the swamp and into town, but no one could identify her as a student. No one in the town, even the locals who worked at the home, had ever laid eyes on her.” “Well, who did she say she was?” “She didn’t know. Total amnesia.” “Great. The best witness I might have and she doesn’t remember anything.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“You’ve found something?” “I may have a line on something, but I can’t be positive. The information on that case is so sketchy.” “You thinking cover-up?” “Not necessarily. It may have just been a case of inexperienced cops with a situation far beyond what they were qualified to handle. The whole thing is pretty weird. I mean, all those kids dying but no one coming to claim them. It reeks all the way around, Paul.” “Yeah, I know, but it’s an avenue I have to check. So what did you find?” “One stu...dent survived, for sure, but the bodies of one other student and the headmistress were never recovered. Then this is where it gets weird. The day after the fire, a girl walked out of the swamp and into town, but no one could identify her as a student. No one in the town, even the locals who worked at the home, had ever laid eyes on her.” “Well, who did she say she was?” “She didn’t know. Total amnesia.” “Great. The best witness I might have and she doesn’t remember anything.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jana Deleon to read onlineMoreLess
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