What Men Say (1993)
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The story, under John Tracey’s byline, took up most of the front page; she walked slowly from the hall to her study, reading that the van used in the attacks was now believed to be darkish blue in color, probably an A- or B-reg Ford Transit. Alan Stocks, the 29-year-old motor mechanic who had seen Paula Wolf getting into it, recalled “distinctive” lettering on the side of the van; he, along with two of the surviving victims, had agreed to answer questions under hypnosis and the police were said ...to be “very excited” about the results, although they were being cagey about the precise details. All they would say was that they now had evidence that the Transit was being used to carry “hazardous loads,” a quote which prompted the insertion, at this point in the story, of a photograph of the rear doors of a lorry with its number plate blacked out and bearing a HAZCHEM sign, the standard indicator of the presence of toxic chemicals.
The story continued on page two, where Tracey had not been able to resist crowing over his success in obtaining an “exclusive”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The story, under John Tracey’s byline, took up most of the front page; she walked slowly from the hall to her study, reading that the van used in the attacks was now believed to be darkish blue in color, probably an A- or B-reg Ford Transit. Alan Stocks, the 29-year-old motor mechanic who had seen Paula Wolf getting into it, recalled “distinctive” lettering on the side of the van; he, along with two of the surviving victims, had agreed to answer questions under hypnosis and the police were said ...to be “very excited” about the results, although they were being cagey about the precise details. All they would say was that they now had evidence that the Transit was being used to carry “hazardous loads,” a quote which prompted the insertion, at this point in the story, of a photograph of the rear doors of a lorry with its number plate blacked out and bearing a HAZCHEM sign, the standard indicator of the presence of toxic chemicals.
The story continued on page two, where Tracey had not been able to resist crowing over his success in obtaining an “exclusive”
What to read after What Men Say?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joan Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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