Murder By Acquittal
Fiction & Literature, African American, Mystery & Suspense, Police Procedural, Crime
| Author: | K. Nelson-Collins | ISBN: | 9781507015704 |
| Publisher: | That Girl Publishing | Publication: | October 7, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | K. Nelson-Collins |
| ISBN: | 9781507015704 |
| Publisher: | That Girl Publishing |
| Publication: | October 7, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Christian is an expert in Crime Scene Analysis and he's been assigned yet another bizarre and puzzling case; shortly after three men acquitted of a triple murder in the city go free. Which is what actually started it all? But when he learns that a woman's body has washed up on the bed of the Eads Bridge, he's immediately called away from his current case to the scene. At the request of the Mayor, he’s told to meet the Chief at the crime scene on the Riverfront, tie up loose ends, and solve the mystery of this crime. When he arrives on the scene, he gets this premonition, this off feeling of déjà vu that someone knew he was coming…someone knew he was there. It was like it was strategically planned for him to be at that exact place… at that exact time. If he solves this, it would put a record of one hundred cases solved out of one hundred. That's if he himself doesn't end up floating along the mighty Mississippi.
Christian is an expert in Crime Scene Analysis and he's been assigned yet another bizarre and puzzling case; shortly after three men acquitted of a triple murder in the city go free. Which is what actually started it all? But when he learns that a woman's body has washed up on the bed of the Eads Bridge, he's immediately called away from his current case to the scene. At the request of the Mayor, he’s told to meet the Chief at the crime scene on the Riverfront, tie up loose ends, and solve the mystery of this crime. When he arrives on the scene, he gets this premonition, this off feeling of déjà vu that someone knew he was coming…someone knew he was there. It was like it was strategically planned for him to be at that exact place… at that exact time. If he solves this, it would put a record of one hundred cases solved out of one hundred. That's if he himself doesn't end up floating along the mighty Mississippi.
