The Man Who Murdered God (2015)
“When tempers were short and frustration was highest, Ollie’s jokes and wry observations on life and death flowed most freely.
Once, when McGuire was grumbling about attending the funeral of a murder victim in order to record the licence-plate numbers of mourners, Ollie commented, “You gotta be reasonable about funerals, Joe. If you don’t go to other people’s funerals,” he said with a straight face, “how can you expect them to come to yours?”
When Captain Kavander had exploded at a homic...ide detective in frustration, Ollie waited for the captain to leave, slamming the door violently behind him, before observing, “If Jack could die right now, he’d be the happiest man alive.”
Ollie’s demeanour changed dramatically when a murder case was breaking. As soon as the end was in sight, he became serious and methodical. McGuire commented on this once, and Ollie nodded and said, “Nobody needs me to break up the tension now, see?MoreLess
Once, when McGuire was grumbling about attending the funeral of a murder victim in order to record the licence-plate numbers of mourners, Ollie commented, “You gotta be reasonable about funerals, Joe. If you don’t go to other people’s funerals,” he said with a straight face, “how can you expect them to come to yours?”
When Captain Kavander had exploded at a homic...ide detective in frustration, Ollie waited for the captain to leave, slamming the door violently behind him, before observing, “If Jack could die right now, he’d be the happiest man alive.”
Ollie’s demeanour changed dramatically when a murder case was breaking. As soon as the end was in sight, he became serious and methodical. McGuire commented on this once, and Ollie nodded and said, “Nobody needs me to break up the tension now, see?MoreLess
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