Murder in the Parole Office: I Need a Hand to Solve This Crime

What happens when the writing on the wall isn't so clear?

Clinical psychologist Henry Little is treating nine sex offenders when one of them commits a murder late at night in the parole office. No witnesses. No weapon. No fingerprints or useful DNA. Zip... Except for strange writing on the blackboard and a crooked cross (or sword) fashioned in toilet paper on the desk. Henry's girlfriend, a police detective, enlists his help to solve the murder. With only Henry's clinical notes and the life histories of the sex offenders to rely on, can they discover who the killer is? Henry turns for help to his quirky criminal-lawyer friend, and an expert professor on homicide (and everything else). In spite of this, Henry still has trouble solving the crime.

A mystery for lovers - and haters - of cryptic messages and homicide.

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