The Madman Theory
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Collins sat down to help and by noon the job was almost complete. Of the cars which had entered the park during the period under scrutiny, four appeared suspicious.
First was the ’62 Dodge registered to Nathan Wingate of Redondo Beach, with license registration LKK—3220. Nathan Wingate claimed that neither he nor his car had ever entered the General Grant National Park. Either Wingate lied, or the ranger had made a mistake noting down the license number, or the license had been faked. The car ha...d entered the park early Wednesday morning—at the extreme edge of the critical period. Collins was not inclined to attach too much significance to this one.
Next came a ’63 Oldsmobile with license EKY–14, regstered to Edgar Hoglund of Bakersfield, already listed on the bulletin as stolen. The car had disappeared from Hoglund’s driveway during the night of Thursday, June 11, and had entered the park Friday. Bakersfield was a long distance from San Jose; the possibility of connection with the Genneman murder seemed remote.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Collins sat down to help and by noon the job was almost complete. Of the cars which had entered the park during the period under scrutiny, four appeared suspicious.
First was the ’62 Dodge registered to Nathan Wingate of Redondo Beach, with license registration LKK—3220. Nathan Wingate claimed that neither he nor his car had ever entered the General Grant National Park. Either Wingate lied, or the ranger had made a mistake noting down the license number, or the license had been faked. The car ha...d entered the park early Wednesday morning—at the extreme edge of the critical period. Collins was not inclined to attach too much significance to this one.
Next came a ’63 Oldsmobile with license EKY–14, regstered to Edgar Hoglund of Bakersfield, already listed on the bulletin as stolen. The car had disappeared from Hoglund’s driveway during the night of Thursday, June 11, and had entered the park Friday. Bakersfield was a long distance from San Jose; the possibility of connection with the Genneman murder seemed remote.
What to read after The Madman Theory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellery Queen to read onlineMoreLess
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