Guilty but Innocent
All the evidence pointed to Martin Lencurpâs guilt of the gruesome murder of a prominent socialite. The only person who believed in his innocence was his elderly mother. Running out of money, as a last resort she asks Captain Jim Flap to recommend a good but inexpensive private detective. Captain Flap who helped gather the evidence to help convict her son reluctantly recommends his friend, Detective Macy. After a few days of investigating, and interviewing Lencurp, things just donât sit well with Macy. Being a good judge of character he feels that anyone who would commit such a crime would admit to it.
Macyâs legwork finds out that his client might have a possible alibi. He arranges a meeting with Captain Flap to see all the files on his client. Flap agrees to help but still insists that Martin is guilty. The motive, his past affair with the victim and even the blood and sperm DNA points to him as being guilty.
Another murder takes place and prominent people complain to the District Attorney about Macyâs stirring up a closed case that they want to forget. The District Attorney then hounds Macy to drop the case or lose his PI license.
Macy doesnât give up as he tries to convince Flap and others that a jury of twelve could have been wrong.
Is Macy wrong?
Is Captain Flap right?
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Macyâs legwork finds out that his client might have a possible alibi. He arranges a meeting with Captain Flap to see all the files on his client. Flap agrees to help but still insists that Martin is guilty. The motive, his past affair with the victim and even the blood and sperm DNA points to him as being guilty.
Another murder takes place and prominent people complain to the District Attorney about Macyâs stirring up a closed case that they want to forget. The District Attorney then hounds Macy to drop the case or lose his PI license.
Macy doesnât give up as he tries to convince Flap and others that a jury of twelve could have been wrong.
Is Macy wrong?
Is Captain Flap right?
Guilty but Innocent
All the evidence pointed to Martin Lencurpâs guilt of the gruesome murder of a prominent socialite. The only person who believed in his innocence was his elderly mother. Running out of money, as a last resort she asks Captain Jim Flap to recommend a good but inexpensive private detective. Captain Flap who helped gather the evidence to help convict her son reluctantly recommends his friend, Detective Macy. After a few days of investigating, and interviewing Lencurp, things just donât sit well with Macy. Being a good judge of character he feels that anyone who would commit such a crime would admit to it.
Macyâs legwork finds out that his client might have a possible alibi. He arranges a meeting with Captain Flap to see all the files on his client. Flap agrees to help but still insists that Martin is guilty. The motive, his past affair with the victim and even the blood and sperm DNA points to him as being guilty.
Another murder takes place and prominent people complain to the District Attorney about Macyâs stirring up a closed case that they want to forget. The District Attorney then hounds Macy to drop the case or lose his PI license.
Macy doesnât give up as he tries to convince Flap and others that a jury of twelve could have been wrong.
Is Macy wrong?
Is Captain Flap right?
Macyâs legwork finds out that his client might have a possible alibi. He arranges a meeting with Captain Flap to see all the files on his client. Flap agrees to help but still insists that Martin is guilty. The motive, his past affair with the victim and even the blood and sperm DNA points to him as being guilty.
Another murder takes place and prominent people complain to the District Attorney about Macyâs stirring up a closed case that they want to forget. The District Attorney then hounds Macy to drop the case or lose his PI license.
Macy doesnât give up as he tries to convince Flap and others that a jury of twelve could have been wrong.
Is Macy wrong?
Is Captain Flap right?
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Guilty but Innocent
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9781477164419 |
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| Publisher: | Xlibris Corporation |
| Publication date: | 09/23/2005 |
| Sold by: | Barnes & Noble |
| Format: | eBook |
| File size: | 429 KB |
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