“He shrugged. "Like I said, we'll try." Connell looked at Lucas. "We've had cold matches on DNA." "Yeah-two," Lucas said. "We gotta make a run at it," she said. "Sure." He looked across the street. Sloan waved. "We'll put a night-vision scope over there, in case he comes back. Goddamnit. I hope we haven't scared him completely." "If we haven't, he's nuts," Connell said. "We know he's nuts," Lucas answered. "But I'm afraid that if he has seen us, we're frustrating the hell out of him. I hope he d...oesn't go for another. I hope he comes in first..." Chapter 25 John Posey's house was a three-level affair, like a white-brick-and-cedar layer cake, overlooking a backyard duck pond rimmed by weeping willows. From a street that ran at a ninety-degree angle to Posey's street, Koop could see the back of the house. Two separate balconies overlooked the pond, one above the other, slightly offset. A security-system warning sign was stuck in the front yard, by the door. Koop knew the system: typically magneto-offset doors, usually with motion detectors sweeping the first floor.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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