CHAPTER TWENTY NINE
Just after sunset on the Bentley University Campus in Waltham, the killer parked his car in a lot to the north of College Drive and walked south, across the pavement.
An uneasy feeling churned in his stomach.
He was on the hunt for his fourth victim, and yet it was such an unexpected activity.
Months before he began to plan for his first human kill, he was assured by the voice of the All Spirit—who had guided him in each and every phase of the operation—that three was the number of girls needed: three kills to unlock the doors of heaven.
The radical change had come during his drop-off of Molly Green.
As the killer had driven to the predetermined spot for her placement in Belmont, a spot that he was sure would please the All Spirit, an angry voice had screamed in h
