A POUND OF FLESH
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Last published Wed, Jul 2, 2014
It started with Martha. Then there was Polly. Poor ladies. If only these ladies had chosen a different profession...
Murdered prostitutes do not really gather a lot of attention. Their craft puts them in harm's way on a nightly basis, however, for some reason, the way it is happening really starts to bug Emma, a crime scene tech. The brutality points to so much more...
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