The Perfect Fit

The Perfect Fit

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The problem with big cases such as this one is that no one ever seems able to tell you the full story. The police hide some of the more gruesome details from the victim's families. The media withholds evidence and leads from the general public. Politicians refuse to answer any meaningful questions regarding the whole fiasco. Sometimes, they make a documentary on the case. Just look up Charles Manson, Ed Gein, Scott Peterson, JonBenét Ramsey, or H.H. Holmes. In seconds you'll have hours upon hours worth of reading material, all providing information (albeit some of questionable reliability), speculation, and sometimes even the newest breaks in cold cases. There are entire cable channels dedicated to exploring the deeds and minds of sadistic killers. There are perhaps just as many television shows wherein a now grizzled old detective will walk the viewer through the cases that stuck with them most, including what they saw with their own eyes. But none of them tell the full story. It's impossible to. Killers often refuse to give details upon everything they do, and even in such cases their view is warped by their own bloodlust and ego, like Holmes, who confessed to murdering people that were confirmed to still be alive. Perhaps one day a low budget documentary will be made about what happened in Mane's End in 2008. But I'm not waiting until then. Only I know the full story behind these murders. And I'm willing to tell you within these pages.
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"What is your predicament?" he repeated slowly I was getting pissed. My predicament is; I led my coworker and friend to an early grave, my fiancé if I dare call her that, was gallivanting around God knows where, doing God knows what. I had never even seen or held a gun all my life but in less than 48 hours I've somehow managed to stare down the barrel of a gun. I also endangered my family and anyone foolish enough to call me a friend and not too long ago I put an innocent woman, someone's grandmother in ICU. "What's your predicament?" Short legs asked again, spacing his words slowly as if each held a double meaning. My brain clicked suddenly; "I have delayed diagnosis" He nodded briefly. "Welcome. I'm Doctor Rasheed". ::::::::::::::::::::: Rex Obasi was just an average banker struggling to deal with his fiance dissapearing after eight years. In a crazed moment of greed, he steals valuable documents worth millions but there's something else in the mix; a piece of paper containing numbers - coordinates he doesn't understand. When the coordinates lead to a deadly human trafficking ring, operating under the guise of an N.G.O, Rex realizes he has stumbled on what is no doubt the most dangerous organized crime, operating since 1989. His life of deposit slips and checkbooks are turned upside down, now it's guns and bullets, knives and assassins. It's up to Rex to put an end to it, redeem his conscience, and just maybe he could get a second shot at love. But there's every possibility that a bullet is coming next.

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