Where Memories Lie
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—William L. Shirer, Berlin Diary: The Journal of a Foreign Correspondent, 1934–1941 The photo on Gemma’s phone was black and white, obviously reproduced from old newsprint, but it was still possible to see that the man in the picture bore a strong resemblance to Ellen Miller-Scott.
“It’s Joss Miller,” Gemma told Kincaid and Cullen as she passed the phone across. “Accepting some sort of award for his philanthropic contributions to an art museum.”
“Ellen Miller-Scott’s father?” said Cullen.... “But I don’t see what an old photo—”
“Wait.” Gemma grabbed her phone back and tapped the screen. “It’s not just an old photo. This picture ran in the Guardian on the day David Rosenthal died. Don’t you see? If David Rosenthal was looking through the newspaper for Erika’s article, he could have seen this.”
“So he saw—or might have seen,” Cullen emphasized, “this photo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—William L. Shirer, Berlin Diary: The Journal of a Foreign Correspondent, 1934–1941 The photo on Gemma’s phone was black and white, obviously reproduced from old newsprint, but it was still possible to see that the man in the picture bore a strong resemblance to Ellen Miller-Scott.
“It’s Joss Miller,” Gemma told Kincaid and Cullen as she passed the phone across. “Accepting some sort of award for his philanthropic contributions to an art museum.”
“Ellen Miller-Scott’s father?” said Cullen.... “But I don’t see what an old photo—”
“Wait.” Gemma grabbed her phone back and tapped the screen. “It’s not just an old photo. This picture ran in the Guardian on the day David Rosenthal died. Don’t you see? If David Rosenthal was looking through the newspaper for Erika’s article, he could have seen this.”
“So he saw—or might have seen,” Cullen emphasized, “this photo.
What to read after Where Memories Lie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Deborah Crombie to read onlineMoreLess
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