Articles Book III - Pg 1-117 (Adoptees) - triadoption

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~trangcly silent. ~x~erts;given hand. The stakeout m;n looked at each
writing sam les, said he could have other. A detective walked up and
written the i on of Sam note. Detec: ounded on the front door. After a
tivcs du deeper. The man was ex- Pew minuter the door opened, and
ert wit a all types of weapons. He the suspect stobd there blinking
legan to look really hot. They put sleep from his eyes:The co stared at
him under' full surveillance,^ The him, then turned and wal E ed away.
inore they watched, the more certain That was the.bad night. All over
they became. town, high-priorit suspects had
Thenon a night toward theendof been under surveil !' ance-and every
June, he lost his police tail and one was accounted for. The police
vanished. And that'was the night of hadn't laid a glove on Son of Sam.
the shooting near the Elephar disco.
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THE VICT~MS were Ju_dyPlncido, 17,.
and Sa~orcLu~o,
20. They were
shot as t ey sat i'na parked car in Bay- Bcrtorurk Jtirnily ruhrn Dam2 rum
side, Queens, at 3:20 a.m. on Sun- groruing rip. '81it he war hyperactiue.
day, June 16. Miss Placido wu hit in The (i& ruould complain he'd hi: '
the head, rhoulder and back of the thm w~hou~promcalion.
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DURINO THE SHOOTINO the bank-rob-
to one seen near the shootings-and that letter:
was dressed like a man reen running "Hello from the gutters of N.Y.C.
. . from the scene. which are filled f~ith dog manure,
The detectives felt siik. Surveil- vomit, stale wine, urine, and blood.
lance wos tightened. More men were Hello from the sewers of N.Y.C
nddcd, staked out around the sus- which swallow up tllesc delicacie;
pcct's house like guards on a prison when they are waslied awoy by the
cvall, That's how it was the night of sweeper trucks. Hello from the
July 31, when word came of another cracks in the sidewalks of N.Y.C.
shooting.
and from the ants that dwell in these
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