Bloody Footprints

Bloody Footprints

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Hans Adolfsson is one of New Yorks best detectives that every city needs. He is able to solve the most unfathomable crimes, and spot the beginnings of one too. He is a great questioner, and able to be harsh when his job calls for it. That is until his old lover commits a cold blooded murder. She is guilty but is this intelligent detective intelligent enough? There are many clues like the serial killer leaving his bloody footprints everywhere, but are the biological evidence the real evidence to solve an even bigger crime? Hans has one motive...to protect her but he must resist his own dark desires as well.
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TRACE EVIDENCE is a story of murder, avarice and betrayal. Brothers Howard and Jeffrey Mills, both postal mail handlers, are initially suspects in the bludgeoning and dismembering murders of three prostitutes. Eventually, homicide detectives zero in on Howard as their primary target. An avalanche of forensic evidence leaves no doubt in anyone's mind that the women were killed in Howard’s one-room rental. In the words of the lead prosecuting attorney, “That room was a slaughterhouse.” But is Howard Mills the murderer? The defendant admits solely to the victims’ postmortem amputations. Extraordinary pressures are applied by the district attorney’s office for the police to quickly ensure a confession so as to deem Howard death penalty qualified. Suffolk County Homicide Detective Gary York misrepresents himself as an attorney who promises to help Howard by getting him into a mental hospital if he confesses; otherwise, life in prison without the possibility of parole versus the death penalty are the two alternatives presented to Mills. Howard accepts the offer but is left hanging in the wind at his arraignment, believing that he is legally well-represented. Howard Mills is found guilty and sentenced to die by lethal injection. Detective Gary York’s suspicions are raised that eventually point to another family member. The motive is money and invaluable properties—a veritable fortune if that person can successfully manipulate Howard into relinquishing his assets . . . sooner than later.

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