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The Case of the Forgetful Cult, Part I
Have Detectives Marsh and Sanders finally met their match?
Issue: 3.3 (January/February 2005)
Author: Toby Rush
Author Bio: Toby Rush is a music instructor, consultant, freelance programmer, web designer, husband, and Dad in Greeley, Colorado.
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27th Precinct, 3:15 pm
Detective Charlie Sanders was smiling, his feet on the desk. "That's the oldest trick in the book, Hank. Vigil really fell for it?"
Detective Hank Marsh chuckled. "Hook, line, and sinker. She kept clicking and clicking, and it never occurred to her that we substituted her desktop picture with a screenshot of her desktop. Ain't that right, Vigil?"
The woman across the aisle was scowling. "Never again, Marsh. And you better be careful, 'cause I still ain't never paid you back for that."
Sergeant Harvey Durrant came in with a no-nonsense look on his face. "Marsh. Sanders. In my office."
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