ONE HUNDRED EIGHT
‘Not like the Gazette to claim the moral high ground,’ remarked Jessica Babalola as she read the article, ‘they’ re normally totally scurrilous, the worst of gutter press journalism.’
‘Maybe Marcus Garrity has had an attack of conscience.’ said Emma.
‘Unlikely, I don’t think the creep has a conscience.’
‘I reckon the DCI has leaned on him,’ opined Fred Burbage.
The team had been assembled to discuss the letter which had been forwarded to CID from the Gazette. Together with the envelope, it had been dusted for fingerprints, which had proved negative and then sent on to CSI for more detailed forensic examination.
When she joined them, Grace handed out copies of the killer’s letter. If in fact it was from him and it was not a grotesque hoax.
It read:
Dear Editor.
If
