Quiet Kill Monologue

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Quiet Kill

Buck and Reacher came to his desk.
Buck said, “That’s him.”
“Are you sure?”
“Of course I’m sure. I saw him with my two eyes. I can’t forget that face.
It saws there that he was trialed two times for two wife’s murders but was acquitted both times, and was arrested for attempted murder but acquitted and for forgery.”
Buck said, “Don’t know about guys, but Bones sounds like our guy to me.”
Sherlock printed out a copy of the man’s photo. “Says here, his real name is Nat Weathers and resides at….”
It was around zero hour when they arrived, The Fateful Troika rapped on Nat’s door in the quiet richly neighborhood, quite a bit above his means considering what he was into and the life he was living.
A rather gray-haired middle-aged

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