Harvey Sacks

Invisible Sign of My Own. The Story starts off with Susie walking home from school, except this time she took a shortcut. Susie was making her way through the broken corn stalks that made her walk more difficult. When she comes across Mr Harvey, one of her neighbors.Mr. Harvey wanted to show her, his little hiding place. So Susie followed him into an underground hole.As Susie looks around and is ready to leave,he wouldn't let her. And Susie was never seen again. As I was reading The Lovely…

and murdered by her neighbor, George Harvey, and is telling the story from her Heaven. Harvey has lured Susie into a cornfield where he commits his crime, leaving behind only an elbow as evidence. He has a plan to dispose of her body, so he “[takes] the waxy orange sack of [her] remains to a sinkhole eight miles from [their] neighborhood,” where he knows they will disappear forever (51). A month after Susie’s murder, her father, Jack, begins to suspect Mr. Harvey. The police say that there is…

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