“A young uniformed cop Lieberman recognized but whose name he didn’t know was trying to get information from the crowd, all of whom were eager to provide opinions about the Shepards, Russia, Ross Perot, and politics in the city of Chicago. Juggling the plastic foam cups of coffee he carried in each hand, Lieberman eased his way to the apartment. The door was slightly ajar. He pushed it open with his elbow. Standing a few feet in front of him, Bill Hanrahan was talking to a gray-haired old man in... a robe who looked well beyond nervous. “Father Murphy,” said Lieberman, handing his partner a coffee. “They got a microwave? The coffee’s getting cold.” Hanrahan nodded and looked at the gray-haired man. “Thanks, Mr. Slovin. We’ll get back to you.” Mr. Slovin looked at the partly open bedroom door. “I can go?” “You can go,” Hanrahan said. Slovin moved to the door. “You want it open or closed?” “Closed,” said Hanrahan, and Slovin closed the door. Hanrahan took both coffees and moved into the kitchen with Lieberman at his side.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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