The two men sat quietly for a moment in their respective chairs in front of the fireplace of Dr. Moran’s Baltimore apartment. In the interlude, Allan Pinkerton leaned forward to warm his hands. It was December and snow fell outside. Dr. Moran sought the comfort of a meerschaum pipe on the small table beside him. He puffed without benefit of a flame. The gesture was soothing, nonetheless. “So you think Poe may have been murdered over a woman,” Allan Pinkerton said matter-of-factly . . .
The two men sat quietly for a moment in their respective chairs in front of the fireplace of Dr. Moran’s Baltimore apartment. In the interlude, Allan Pinkerton leaned forward to warm his hands. It was December and snow fell outside. Dr. Moran sought the comfort of a meerschaum pipe on the small table beside him. He puffed without benefit of a flame. The gesture was soothing, nonetheless. “So you think Poe may have been murdered over a woman,” Allan Pinkerton said matter-of-factly . . .
The two men sat quietly for a moment in their respective chairs in front of the fireplace of Dr. Moran’s Baltimore apartment. In the interlude, Allan Pinkerton leaned forward to warm his hands. It was December and snow fell outside. Dr. Moran sought the comfort of a meerschaum pipe on the small table beside him. He puffed without benefit of a flame. The gesture was soothing, nonetheless. “So you think Poe may have been murdered over a woman,” Allan Pinkerton said matter-of-factly . . .
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"Kennedy: The Second Term by Edward Francisco
After the assassin’s bullet missed Kennedy by inches and the suspected gunmen were apprehended, the plot quickly unraveled, Kennedy ordering Chief Justice Earl Warren to chair a committee investigating the assassination attempt. Kennedy was shocked by the findings. He couldn’t have imagined how deeply the conspiracy reached into the recesses of government . . .
David Lang had not taken more than half a dozen steps when he disappeared in full view of all those present. Mrs. Lang screamed. The children, too startled to realize what had happened, stood mutely. Instinctively, they all ran toward the spot where Lang had last been seen a few seconds before . . .
"The Strange Case of David Lang" by Edward "Lang" Francisco