McStay’s gaze settled on the hands clutching the crucifix.
‘Copycat killing,’ Logan said. ‘Poor cow.’
‘Unless Tasker is innocent.’
‘Tasker killed those three women. A court convicted him.’
‘So? Judge and juries get it wrong. We get it wrong.’
‘Don’t let Carmichael hear you say that.’
‘Carmichael’s a great believer in Occam’s Razor.’
‘Meaning?’
‘He likes easy solutions.’
‘Because they’re generally right.’
‘Generally being the operative word. Tasker has always protested his innocence. Never confessed. Didn’t even hint at it.’
‘You really think this is the same killer?’
‘Or it could be a copycat.’
‘Jesus, Gerry, make your mind up!’
A drabble is a story of exactly 100 words.
1 comment:
Yeah, open-mindedness can be frustrating in some ways. But I like the willingness to consider all possibilities. Well done, Rob
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