All In A Day's Work by Gary Resnikoff

All In A Day's Work by Gary Resnikoff

Author:Gary Resnikoff [Resnikoff, Gary]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: murder, serial killers, revenge murder, mystery murder, mystery crime, revenge killer, revenger
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00


They played this game for the next hour, made love while Van Morrison sang love songs on the radio and fell asleep together. In the morning they made love again as if it might be their last time.

Chapter Seventeen

“Talk doesn't cook rice.”

—Proverb

“And 'tis remarkable that they talk most who have the least to say.”

—Matthew Prior

“Good morning, Denver, you’re listening to Talk About Denver on KCCR—675 on your radio dial. I’m Red Sloan. We’ve got a lot to talk about today, so let’s get started.

“A few days ago, we started talking about the murder of Lane Stevens. He was a well-known figure among the jet set in Denver, and some of you shared your thoughts with us, ranging from ‘good riddance’ to ‘murder is always bad’. Fascinating discussions, to say the least. We took an informal poll of our callers—both online and on the air—and I’m happy to report that the majority of you expressed concern about murder, regardless of crime. And certainly, stealing money wasn’t grounds for capital punishment.

“And here’s the part that surprised me: A fair amount of you thought the guy got what he deserved and felt that if we had stiffer punishments, we’d have fewer crimes.

“That’s how you all felt when there was one murder, but now, the admitted perpetrators, the Revengers, have struck again and again. If my math is correct, the Revengers have now struck five times. Of course, the way this duo is striking, we could have two more tonight.

“I’ve been in touch with my inside sources, and they tell me the police have nothing. No suspects, and hardly any evidence to help them track down the killers. Can you imagine? These guys are so good that they don’t leave any clues. Absolutely nothing. No DNA.”

Red paused long enough to play a sound bite from the old “Dragnet” theme song.

“Our police force is flailing about blindly while these killers strike with impunity. And from what I hear, each murder is creative and extremely brutal. How is this possible? I’ve been told by forensics experts that it is nearly impossible to have a perfectly clean crime scene. Or—I hate to bring this up—but is our police department incompetent? You tell me. I don’t know, but I’m getting nervous, and if the officials can’t get it done, then maybe it’s time for a new mayor and police chief. By the way, rumor has it that they were clients of Lane Stevens. I kid you not. This shit just keeps getting stranger by the moment.

“So, who are these vigilante killers? And how soon before they hit people besides sketchy businessmen? Nice that they are selective right now, but how long will that last? And another question is: Why are all their victims coming from the Consumer Champion show? As you can see, we have lots of questions, and we’ll take your calls shortly, but before we do, I want to introduce you to my guest, Larry Fox. Larry is an ex-homicide cop from LA with over twenty years of experience.



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