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“yelling and screams coming from this room. Do you mind if I look around?” Officer McCoy asked the middle-aged woman. “Officer, I’m sorry, I probably had the television up too loud. I sometimes do that in order to sleep. It helps when I have a crime show on. That must be what they heard. Feel free to look, but I assure you”
― Alone and Afraid
― Alone and Afraid
“underdressed. She wore very modest pajamas; black,”
― Under the Aspens
― Under the Aspens
“figure out how it ended up in her purse.”
― Crime At Cripple Creek
― Crime At Cripple Creek
“Sher Mason was being followed. She felt the prickly hair on the back of her neck as it stood straight up. What she didn’t understand was why anyone wanted to follow her. Sher ran a deli in the north suburbs of Northglenn, Colorado. Although her deli was popular, it wasn’t a high profile business. She was returning from a shopping trip in Denver, driving north on Interstate 25. She hadn’t wanted to go downtown today, but needed some supplies so that she could start working on her fall display window. Regardless, none of this offered an explanation as to why someone was following her. She couldn’t see who followed her since it was after two in the afternoon, and there was a lot of traffic on the road. She looked again in the rear-view mirror, and saw that the black SUV changed lanes. It maneuvered closer to her. As she looked back to the road, she realized her exit came next. She jerked the wheel to the right to get off the interstate, and as she did, the black SUV exited also. What did she do now? She remembered a police station was only two blocks up the road on the left. She stomped on the gas pedal, and hoped no one was in the intersection coming up, and that the light would stay green. As luck had it, the light turned yellow as she sped through and made a quick left turn into the parking lot of the police station. Glancing back her breath caught as she saw the SUV slow down. Please keep”
― Under the Aspens
― Under the Aspens
“Why don’t we all go to the cafe here and”
― Crime At Cripple Creek
― Crime At Cripple Creek
“go look in the storage room, or she could call the police. She had heard of women who panicked over a little noise, then felt stupid when it was nothing. The police had more important things to do than come to the aid of a hysterical female who was stressed”
― Under the Aspens
― Under the Aspens
“That will be hard to do from prison, Joe,”
― Crime At Cripple Creek
― Crime At Cripple Creek
