Description
Monica Glazzard was dead. That was big news - however it had happened.
And how had it happened? That looked like being even bigger news.
A nationally-syndicated newspaper columnist, she wasn't the type to commit suicide. Yet there was the empty bottle beside her, and the autopsy showed barbiturate traces in the throat, barbiturate in the stomach.
But it showed something else, something that added to the suspicions of Lieutenant Frank Sessions of the Homicide Squad; suspicions that all was not as it seemed, and that several people were lying.
And how had it happened? That looked like being even bigger news.
A nationally-syndicated newspaper columnist, she wasn't the type to commit suicide. Yet there was the empty bottle beside her, and the autopsy showed barbiturate traces in the throat, barbiturate in the stomach.
But it showed something else, something that added to the suspicions of Lieutenant Frank Sessions of the Homicide Squad; suspicions that all was not as it seemed, and that several people were lying.
Book Details
Format
Hardcover
Pages
273 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 1968
Publisher
Doubleday & Company, Inc.