Rebekka Franck Series Box Set: Vol 1-3 by Rose Willow

Author:Rose, Willow [Rose, Willow]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Jan SIgetty Boeje
Published: 2013-12-02T16:00:00+00:00

It was all just a very loose theory so far but it kind of stuck with me, with all of us at the paper for the rest of the day. We had no evidence, we had nothing but thoughts and ideas so we couldn’t talk to the police about it yet, but still we couldn't stop thinking about it. I looked at the huge pile of papers I had received from Mogens Holst. I wanted to start reading them, I wanted to be prepared so I could talk to Jens-Ole about running the story, but I couldn't focus, I couldn't concentrate. If it turned out to be Irene Hoeg who was killing these people then who could stop her? Were the police even on to her? Had they investigated her?

Evidence or not I grabbed the phone and called the head of Karrebaeksminde police department.

"I know this will sound weird but have you investigated Dr. Irene Hoeg? She is one of the few doctors in the country who has actually performed a lobotomy and I recently did an interview with her where she clearly stated that she thought it had actually helped people back in the days when they used it. I don't know if there is anything to it, but I just thought ..."

Johannes Lindstroem interrupted me. "Let me just stop you right there," he said. "We have already spoken to the doctor and she has a clear alibi for all three nights when the victims were killed."

"Oh. Okay," I stuttered quite startled.

"Was there anything else?"

"Well I wanted to ask you if it is true that you are considering the possibility that the killer might be a woman, but I think you kind of already answered that."

"I guess I just did. Good day then."

"Good day."

I hung up and looked at Sune. "At least we can now run the story that the police think the killer might be a woman," I said.

I called up Jens-Ole and he was ecstatic. "Write, God damn it. Write the article. We're running it in the morning. 'Lobotomy-killer could be a woman,' I love it. This just gets better and better."

He hung up. I wrote the story and sent it. Afterwards I wrote a shorter version and sent it to the guys doing our on-line newspaper. I looked up the Express' online paper and found nothing like it. We were first again, I thought with satisfaction. First, before Christian Lonstedt and his perfect smile.

Then I went home to Dad and Julie.

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