Blood Line (2012)

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In fact, that’s how most gang murders were solved—talk to enough people, promise anonymity, give plenty of opportunity for an enemy of the killer or a friend of the slain to drop a dime. And usually the tip came from a present or past member of the suspect’s own gang. You started with a hint here, a possibility there, and finally a name turned up. Then you verified it and started building the case that would give the guilty bastard his fair trial. The trick this time would be to get the tip qui...ckly, because Big Ron was dumb enough to think starting a gang war was the way to go.
Wager noted in the case journal the information linking Big Ron and the victim, as well as who Wager had talked with and what they said; when a lead did finally come in or if the case should be transferred to another detective, the journal would trace what threads ended where.
Turning to the day’s memos and queries piled up on his desk, Wager found two notices of homicide suspects reputed to be in the Denver area, a lab report on a beating victim—the suspect was already in custody—which had to be filed with the case, notices of continuance and scheduling for a couple of trials requiring Wager’s testimony, a request from the Houston PD for information on an unsolved homicide that seemed to have characteristics similar to one in Denver.
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