Trickster's Point
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Holter said. “Captain Larson and myself. We wanted to get to him early, but just to talk to him. He took one look at us and said, ‘I killed him.’ It was that simple.”
That simple, Cork thought. He wanted to say, Come on, Holter, nothing’s that simple, but he held his tongue.
They sat in the office of Sheriff Marsha Dross. They all had mugs of coffee, and someone had put a plate of doughnut holes on Dross’s desk. Nobody was eating them. Cork thought the feel in the room was different from the exc...itement that should have been there if they really believed they were going to be able to close the case.
“Have you questioned him yet?”
Larson shook his head. “He asked to have his attorney present.”
Cork saw the dismal look on Holter’s face. “Wouldn’t happen to be Leon Papakee, would it, Agent Holter?” he asked.
“It is,” the BCA agent replied coolly. “He’s on his way. Should be here soon.”
“So what do you think?” Cork asked of them all in general.
Dross said, “We’re reserving judgment, but we’d be interested in what you think.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Holter said. “Captain Larson and myself. We wanted to get to him early, but just to talk to him. He took one look at us and said, ‘I killed him.’ It was that simple.”
That simple, Cork thought. He wanted to say, Come on, Holter, nothing’s that simple, but he held his tongue.
They sat in the office of Sheriff Marsha Dross. They all had mugs of coffee, and someone had put a plate of doughnut holes on Dross’s desk. Nobody was eating them. Cork thought the feel in the room was different from the exc...itement that should have been there if they really believed they were going to be able to close the case.
“Have you questioned him yet?”
Larson shook his head. “He asked to have his attorney present.”
Cork saw the dismal look on Holter’s face. “Wouldn’t happen to be Leon Papakee, would it, Agent Holter?” he asked.
“It is,” the BCA agent replied coolly. “He’s on his way. Should be here soon.”
“So what do you think?” Cork asked of them all in general.
Dross said, “We’re reserving judgment, but we’d be interested in what you think.”
What to read after Trickster's Point?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Kent Krueger to read onlineMoreLess
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