Books author - "Robert F. Clifton"
Robert Wallace sat in his wheelchair thinking, remembering the crime, the suspects, and the investigation of the murder of Gabriela Brunsdorff. It had happened years ago when the ballet, "Sleeping Beauty, performed by the Baranovsky Ballet company when it came to Nautilus Beach, New Jersey.
At four p.m. on Saturday, September 7, 1940, the first of three hundred and forty six Luftwaffe HE 1700 bobmbers appeared in the sky over Londob, England. That night a one thousand pound bomb intended to strike the docks of East, London missed the target and instead struck Haven Manor, a mental hospital.
Robert Sayer moved expertly through the crowded dance floor gently guiding the girl he held close to him and at the same time kept in time to the music.
Adam Bader a young lawyer assigned to the Public Defender's Office
Captain Robert Wallace investigates the murder of a mentally handicapped African-American girl who comes from a dysfunctional family and is forced to live most of the time on the street. Her time on the street and her association with
The cause of his death was that someone cut his throat. Then, they mutilated his body first by removing his eyes and then severing the index finger from each hand
Robert Wallace sat in his wheelchair thinking, remembering the crime, the suspects, and the investigation of the murder of Gabriela Brunsdorff. It had happened years ago when the ballet, "Sleeping Beauty, performed by the Baranovsky Ballet company when it came to Nautilus Beach, New Jersey.
At four p.m. on Saturday, September 7, 1940, the first of three hundred and forty six Luftwaffe HE 1700 bobmbers appeared in the sky over Londob, England. That night a one thousand pound bomb intended to strike the docks of East, London missed the target and instead struck Haven Manor, a mental hospital.
Robert Sayer moved expertly through the crowded dance floor gently guiding the girl he held close to him and at the same time kept in time to the music.
Adam Bader a young lawyer assigned to the Public Defender's Office
Captain Robert Wallace investigates the murder of a mentally handicapped African-American girl who comes from a dysfunctional family and is forced to live most of the time on the street. Her time on the street and her association with
The cause of his death was that someone cut his throat. Then, they mutilated his body first by removing his eyes and then severing the index finger from each hand