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Copyright© 2005 by Tony Stevens
Chapter 25
Erotica Sex Story: Chapter 25 - You're a sheriff's deputy in a small southern town. How do you deal with a wealthy sociopath who's traveling under the radar?
Caution: This Erotica Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa Consensual Romantic NonConsensual Heterosexual MaleDom Rough Humiliation Exhibitionism Voyeurism Slow Violence
Thursday-Saturday, July 1-3
Sam and Hugh Fulcher organized an assault on hotels and motels in the area surrounding Twin Rivers. Although the city was small, the nearby ocean resort area and the intervening small towns with motel operations made the task a large one.
Operating on the belief that their suspect might have considerable financial resources, Sam divided the long list of establishments with Hugh and directed the Deputy to begin with the largest and the most expensive of the hotels on his list.
Key employees of each hotel were to be asked a short list of questions pertaining to the three sketches -- Wallace's, Mumford's, and the consolidation of their variant descriptions. Only one set of sketches was to be left behind, with the manager of each establishment, with the request that employees on other shifts be asked the same questions.
Each manager would be asked not to make general distribution of the sketches, so as to avoid, if possible, notice of the investigation's leaking back to the suspect. In each instance, employees were to be asked whether a man meeting the descriptions, or any of them, was staying at the hotel now, as well as whether anyone resembling the sketches had been there within "the past two-week period".
There was to be no linkage of the quest for the suspect's identity with the recent murder of Emma Majeski. Sam knew that many people would make the linkage without their help, but he and Hugh would not encourage it. Along with the sketches, each officer, thanks to the help of Cassino Mumford, was carrying an enlarged color photograph of the ancient Chevy that Mumford had sold to the suspect. Had anyone seen this car in the vicinity of their establishment?
Keeping a majority of the hotels and motels for himself, Sam assigned to Hugh the task of visiting upcoming meetings of major civic and service clubs in the county, circulating among the members, and seeking identification of the suspect by this additional means.
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