Chapter 47
Early the next morning, Sullivan collected the three rifles that had been made distinctive from one another by putting small groves in the firing pins and distinct markings in each of the barrels.
When everyone had arrived at the office, there were files to review again. There was nothing else to do while they waited for the forensics report on the prints. The morning passed uneventfully.
A little past noon, Sullivan's phone rang. It was Handler from the crime lab. Picking it up, “I hope you have some good news for us.”
Handler said, “I think you will be happy. We have a positive ID on the finger prints. Although they were a little smudged, we were able to identify the print of the index finger on his right hand. It belongs to one Oscar Dennison. His prints were in t
