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Sally Jessica Smithers: The Case Of The Unknown Assassin
Sally Jessica Smithers: The Case Of The Unknown Assassin
Sally Jessica Smithers was a slender, beautiful, smart, and talented cop. She was investigating eleven serial killings of important men when she got a call, there was another murder. When she went, she took no time at all at the scene. As Sally left the crime scene in the park, with one hand in her long dark brown hair, she called out to a few units to make three immediate traffic stops and went to the last one to read off people's IDs. When she got there, the first ID she read off was Rex Maximum. He looked like a like a businessman, maybe a store manager, but he looked kind of sketchy. So Sally checked his ID. Rex turned to her and said, “Man this is the third traffic stop I have been in and I am trying to get home. What is this
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We are searching for a serial killer that committed twelve murders of important men.” With a face of astonishment Rex said with a little something that sounded like a taunt “ It sounds like you're looking for an assassin on the loose.” With the ID check done, Sally watched as he revved his engine

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