Blood Line
“He also had the most pungent body odour that permeated the prison’s small interview room. Errol had three gold teeth, and a gap between two of them that made him have a lisp. With his strong Jamaican accent it was very difficult to understand what he was saying.
Although it was not easy, Paul and Helen had established that he had lived in Cornwall for a period. He first denied ever being there or knowing Sammy Marsh, but when told that they knew he had shared a flat with Marsh, he did a swi...nging head move.
‘Oh yeah, fink it was ’im dat I know. I rented a caravan from ’im.’ ‘Did you also know Alan Rawlins?’ ‘No man, dunno ’im. I gotta work in da kitchen. I don’t need dis hassle. I’m helpin’ cook de grub here.’ The thought of this man cooking in the kitchen with the heat and his body odour was sickening to even contemplate.
Paul first showed him the photograph of Alan Rawlins. Errol kissed his teeth.MoreLess
Although it was not easy, Paul and Helen had established that he had lived in Cornwall for a period. He first denied ever being there or knowing Sammy Marsh, but when told that they knew he had shared a flat with Marsh, he did a swi...nging head move.
‘Oh yeah, fink it was ’im dat I know. I rented a caravan from ’im.’ ‘Did you also know Alan Rawlins?’ ‘No man, dunno ’im. I gotta work in da kitchen. I don’t need dis hassle. I’m helpin’ cook de grub here.’ The thought of this man cooking in the kitchen with the heat and his body odour was sickening to even contemplate.
Paul first showed him the photograph of Alan Rawlins. Errol kissed his teeth.MoreLess
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