Missing Justice

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Genres: Fiction
I kicked Chuck out the next morning so I could get to work, but not before convincing him to pull DMV photos of Larry Gunderson and Billy Minkins for me.
At first he balked. “My lieutenant will be all over me about Saturday OT on Jackson,” he said, “unless, of course, I can tell him why it was essential.”
When that didn’t get an explanation out of me about who Gunderson and Minkins were and why I wanted their pictures, he finally relented. I was ready to go by noon.
I’d get the pictures to Slip
... soon enough, but my first priority was the downtown public library.
No doubt about it, the library crowd’s an interesting one: Birkenstock moms, amateur academics, and burnt-out hippie homeless people, all in one quiet beautiful place.
I pulled the volumes I was looking for and searched for an empty table. Finding a work spot was not an easy task, given my criteria: no children, schizoids, or stinky people.
I finally dumped the books on a corner table, retrieved a county map and the envelope from Jenna Markson from my briefcase, and settled in for what I thought would be the first day in a full weekend of research.
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