The Demands of the Dead
“And the second best, his older brother, was shot down on the street by four men who happened to be police. They were all acquitted for the crime. I had followed their careers closely for a year. One made patrol sargeant before he died. Two left the city and were state troopers in Albany. The fourth was the man I awaited.Victor Salant. Born in Queens, his parents from Valdivia, Chile. Lived in an apartment around the corner in Jackson Heights, divorced, his wife and kid in another apartment in t...he same neighbourhood. Former Detective with the Street Crimes Unit. He had an indifferent record, was not dirty that I could tell, and had been on a disability pension since his acquittal. The disability pension was an NYPD method for cleaning up the kind of mess Salant had made. He was never of much value to the department, and after he killed Shawn, he was politically inconvenient. Like I became, for different reasons. Nobody offered me a disability pension after they killed Shawn and Walter, and I had been a rising star.MoreLess
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