Susan Oleksiw, A Murderous Innocence

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A Murderous Innocence Susan Oleksiw Five

A Murderous Innocence

Susan Oleksiw

Five Star, Apr 2006, $25.95

ISBN: 1594143757

Most of the townsfolk of Mellingham attended the funeral of Ron Faroli, a former drug user. Not long afterward, Ron's friend, also a member of the Mellingham Community Center, Miles Stine's falls out of a third floor window. Chief of Police Joe Silva feels the coincidence is too much to ignore, though the evidence points towards an accident.

Other former addict pals of Ron and Miles are nervous that they will be next. Meanwhile Joe tries to keep everyone calm as he makes enquiries. He is especially concerned with the parents of the recently deceased, as George Faroli and Edna Stine are popular life residents. However, as he digs deeper into the Stine death, Joe begins thinking it is a homicide by someone who knew the second victim, but wonders who would want him dead and why, the answer of which remains elusive, as the ties between the deaths lead nowhere.

Police procedural fans will enjoy A MURDEROUS INNOCENCE as Joe struggles with a homicide investigation in which the evidence seems more like a coincidental accident caused by drugs; still he persists because the twin deaths nag at his mind. The townsfolk know one another, so they prefer that Joe stop digging and accept the deaths as an accident, as they cannot accept one of them as a killer. Thus Joe has his work cut out for him while readers obtain a strong mystery.

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