[MaC] Examining the body
Mel Mason
goldfired at oxmust.co.uk
Wed Dec 29 05:26:23 EST 2004
Missed this one yesterday ...
>> Lucinda reported the findings.
>
> "The fork isn't scratched at all, is it?" Pamela asked, looking up from
> her work. "I was only thinking... the murderer, to keep from tearing up
> his hands on whatever he used... could have wrapped the ends 'round a
> tuning fork and turned it... a sort of makeshift garrote, I suppose. But
> it would take awful presence of mind to do such a thing. I daresay I'm
> quite wrong." From her tone, she certainly hoped so.
>
"No," Lucinda reported, after careful examination. "No marks at all."
>> "Are there any needle marks on her arms?" she asked.
>>
>> There were, both Pamela and Tabitha could see - but none showed signs of
>> being infected.
>>
>> "Perhaps we should look in her handbag," suggested Lucinda.
>
> "Perhaps you'd do that? If you don't mind," said Pamela. "We'd make
> something of a mess. Now, I wonder... marking her arms, it can't have been
> good for her career... I heard some wretched stories from one young
> man..." Carefully, Pamela pulled at the lashes of Nola's left eye, upper
> and lower, to examine the skin beneath for lesions.
>
There were no signs of lesions. It appeared Nola had not progressed to this
stage of abuse yet.
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