What Happened To Flynn

This police-procedural mystery story, published in late 2017, already has several four star reviews on amazon.com. It describes how Shane Notfarg, a middle aged, female Afro-American detective in San Diego County is assigned the case of missing man, Arthur Flynn, in late 2008. (Do a Google search of Shane Notfarg and see how readily it leads to the book and the author, Pat Muir). Flynn has disappeared from a fishing camp on the Russian River in northern California, and his belongings were stolen from his campsite, suggesting foul play. His car is found fully stripped in Compton and forensics determines that it contained his dead body. Shane investigates his camp site neighbors and suspects one of them who has a criminal record and lives near Compton. But she cannot figure out how he carried out the murder. She learns Flynn had stumbled upon a money laundering operation and works with the Drug Enforcement Administration to get evidence that will dismantle the operation and convict the persons responsible.

But Flynn's body is not recovered and it isn't until 2015 that Shane discovers what happened to him and who arranged to kill him in a surprising ending. The novel also comments in passing on law enforcement's desire to seize a suspect's assets before a conviction and also on the prejudice Shane encounters as a black women in a male dominated environment.

Pat Muir has also authored "Stories To Entertain You...If You Get Bored On Your Wedding Night" and "The Numbers Man." These books are available on Amazon.com, Nook and Smashwords

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What Happened To Flynn

This police-procedural mystery story, published in late 2017, already has several four star reviews on amazon.com. It describes how Shane Notfarg, a middle aged, female Afro-American detective in San Diego County is assigned the case of missing man, Arthur Flynn, in late 2008. (Do a Google search of Shane Notfarg and see how readily it leads to the book and the author, Pat Muir). Flynn has disappeared from a fishing camp on the Russian River in northern California, and his belongings were stolen from his campsite, suggesting foul play. His car is found fully stripped in Compton and forensics determines that it contained his dead body. Shane investigates his camp site neighbors and suspects one of them who has a criminal record and lives near Compton. But she cannot figure out how he carried out the murder. She learns Flynn had stumbled upon a money laundering operation and works with the Drug Enforcement Administration to get evidence that will dismantle the operation and convict the persons responsible.

But Flynn's body is not recovered and it isn't until 2015 that Shane discovers what happened to him and who arranged to kill him in a surprising ending. The novel also comments in passing on law enforcement's desire to seize a suspect's assets before a conviction and also on the prejudice Shane encounters as a black women in a male dominated environment.

Pat Muir has also authored "Stories To Entertain You...If You Get Bored On Your Wedding Night" and "The Numbers Man." These books are available on Amazon.com, Nook and Smashwords

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What Happened To Flynn

What Happened To Flynn

by Pat Muir
What Happened To Flynn

What Happened To Flynn

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This police-procedural mystery story, published in late 2017, already has several four star reviews on amazon.com. It describes how Shane Notfarg, a middle aged, female Afro-American detective in San Diego County is assigned the case of missing man, Arthur Flynn, in late 2008. (Do a Google search of Shane Notfarg and see how readily it leads to the book and the author, Pat Muir). Flynn has disappeared from a fishing camp on the Russian River in northern California, and his belongings were stolen from his campsite, suggesting foul play. His car is found fully stripped in Compton and forensics determines that it contained his dead body. Shane investigates his camp site neighbors and suspects one of them who has a criminal record and lives near Compton. But she cannot figure out how he carried out the murder. She learns Flynn had stumbled upon a money laundering operation and works with the Drug Enforcement Administration to get evidence that will dismantle the operation and convict the persons responsible.

But Flynn's body is not recovered and it isn't until 2015 that Shane discovers what happened to him and who arranged to kill him in a surprising ending. The novel also comments in passing on law enforcement's desire to seize a suspect's assets before a conviction and also on the prejudice Shane encounters as a black women in a male dominated environment.

Pat Muir has also authored "Stories To Entertain You...If You Get Bored On Your Wedding Night" and "The Numbers Man." These books are available on Amazon.com, Nook and Smashwords


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780967606026
Publisher: PMBook
Publication date: 11/14/2017
Pages: 254
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.53(d)

Table of Contents

Chapters 1-6. Shanisha Notfarg, known as Shane, a detective in the San Diego County Sherifff office, is assigned the case of Arthur Flynn, who went missing from a fishing camp in Northern California in late 2008. Shane interviews Flynn's neighbors and his boss. She finds Flynn was unhappy at having to pay alimony to his ex-wife Marge, now living with her wealthy boyfriend, Larry.

Chapters 7-11 Shane discovers thieves stole Flynn's belongings. His car is found stripped in Compton not far from the thieves' home. Shane arrests these thieves when forensics determines the car's trunk had contained a dead body having Flynn's DNA.

Chapters 12-14 Flynn had written a letter to the DEA alleging that Larry was a money launderer. The DEA had dismissed the letter, believing Flynn was embittered against Larry. Shane discovers that an attempt had been made to kill Flynn by blowing up his home. Shane discovers fellow campers had used a stolen car. The car is located with difficulty and found to have a fingerprint of a vicious felon involved in the attempted explosion of Flynn's home.

Chapters 15-17 The DEA agree to cooperate in investigating the alleged money laundering operation. Shane and her partner determine Larry operates many cash generating businesses, all without any criminality. They believe money to be laundered is brought into Larry's office but they are unable to determine how. is is done.

Chapters 18-37. Read how Shane cracks the money laundering case. It leads to a witness being murdered and eventually to a body being found seven years later. Only then is Shane able to ascertain what happened to Flynn and prevent a further murder.

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