Read Detective(34) online free by Arthur Hailey

Detective(34)
Author: Arthur Hailey

Then, remarkably almost incredibly what had been feared did not happen; the information dam held. The media, including national newspapers and network TV, gave prominence to the grisly crime and concentrated on the fact that an apparent serial killer had finally been caught. Another factor helped. Young Ivan Tempone, who, as one news writer put it, "courageously summoned police at the risk of attracting the murderer's attention and being killed himself," became an instant folk hero. There was neither air time nor column inches for much more.

During it all, quietly and behind the scenes, penalties against the officers involved in what was privately described as "the homicide that shouldn't have" were being debated. Because of potential public-relations damage if the truth should ever emerge, the discussion went as high as the chief of police. Final decisions, though, were left to Major Mark Figueras, commander of the Criminal Investigations Section, which ruled all detective branches.

Figueras made his intentions clear: "I want to know everything, every last little detail, with not the smallest bit of fly-shit left out." The instruction reached Lieutenant Newbold, who conducted separate hour-long, taperecorded interviews with Malcolm Ainslie and Dan Zagaki.

Ainslie, while holding nothing back about Zagaki's actions, still blamed himself for reversing his original judgment about the young detective. He told Newbold, "I made a mistake. The responsibility was mine, and I accept it. No excuses."

Zagaki, on the other hand, tried to talk his way out of any wrongdoing, at one...

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