Chapter 10
Philip had put booties over his shoes, gloves on his hands, so he stepped forward, getting a better look at the marks around the neck of the lifeless McGeorge.
Yes. He was strangled, but not to the point of death. The bruises left from the fingers of Van Ness' hands were vicious, but not so vicious that McGeorge died from the act. He started to think of another scenario, one that made his stomach churn. "I think," he said, leaning over to look at the bruises on the neck closer. "That the guy who did this, started to strangle our victim, but changed his mind. Wanted McGeorge to watch his own death."
Matthew swore.
"I thought so, too," Sorsha said. "Otherwise, there wouldn't be that much blood. If the victim was dead, the blood would have stopped pumpi
