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    Curious and Gifted People The Case of the Black Widow Killer And The Case of the Grimm Brothers
    Curious and Gifted People The Case of the Black Widow Killer And The Case of the Grimm Brothers
    Curious and Gifted People The Case of the Black Widow Killer And The Case of the Grimm Brothers
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    Curious and Gifted People The Case of the Black Widow Killer And The Case of the Grimm Brothers

    By D R Hann

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    This is the sequel for my book, “In search of my Elusive Unicorn” and the prequel to my book, “Elkosh.”
    Three intellectually challenged but gifted adults and one FBI agent, named Mack Jessup, hoping to bring the Black Widow and the Grimm brothers to justice.
    Three intellectually challenged adults with special powers; Meg, who can sense things; Charles, hears things and Lilly, can see things.
    Mack, an FBI agent for nine years wants to have a case that you only read about in books. So far he has only had slow moving and boring white collar cases; now his time has come.
    Megan Habersham, a twenty eight year old, who is bold and brash, who if she feels you are lying to her will tell you off.
    Charles Boyer is a twenty five year old, who insists that you call him Charles and not Chuck. He loves comics, movies and is a walking sports encyclopedia.
    Lilly Martin, an eighteen year old, who almost never speaks and is in her own little world; but never touch her stuff.
    Together, they will try to find the Black Widow killer and the Grimm brothers and bring them to justice.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherD R Hann
    Release dateMay 20, 2017
    ISBN9781370203123
    Curious and Gifted People The Case of the Black Widow Killer And The Case of the Grimm Brothers
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      Curious and Gifted People The Case of the Black Widow Killer And The Case of the Grimm Brothers - D R Hann

      Curious and Gifted People

      The Case of the Black Widow Killer

      And

      The Case of the Grimm Brothers

      By D R Hann

      PDH Publishing

      Copyrights and Notices

      Copyright © 2017 by D.R. Hann

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed or transmitted in any form or by any means, or stored in a database or retrieval system, without the prior written permission of the author, me, D. R. Hann.

      Some, names, characters, places and or incidents are fictitious and are of the author’s imagination.

      Synopsis

      This is the sequel for my book, In search of my Elusive Unicorn and the prequel to my book, Elkosh.

      Three intellectually challenged but gifted adults and one FBI agent, named Mack Jessup, hoping to bring the Black Widow and the Grimm brothers to justice.

      Three intellectually challenged adults with special powers; Meg, who can sense things; Charles, hears things and Lilly, can see things.

      Mack, an FBI agent for nine years wants to have a case that you only read about in books. So far he has only had slow moving and boring white collar cases; now his time has come.

      Megan Habersham, a twenty eight year old, who is bold and brash, who if she feels you are lying to her will tell you off.

      Charles Boyer is a twenty five year old, who insists that you call him Charles and not Chuck. He loves comics, movies and is a walking sports encyclopedia.

      Lilly Martin, an eighteen year old, who almost never speaks and is in her own little world; but never touch her stuff.

      Together, they will try to find the Black Widow killer and the Grimm brothers and bring them to justice.

      My other books may be found at Amazon or Smashwords

      The Case of the Black Widow Killer

      FBI agent Mack Jessup

      Bitterly, I take care of bank fraud and white collar crimes, but since Warren is on vacation, I have been relegated to check on a lead in a Plant City murder investigation.

      But why is the FBI investigating a matter which should be done by the local jurisdiction? Seems a caller said she would only speak to the FBI, that she has solid information concerning the poison murder of Henry Blanko.

      A note left at the scene stated, I am the Black Widow; this is not my first and will not be my last.

      The caller said she knew some important information which she would like to pass on.

      When asked if she could please visit the FBI office, she said the only way that she was giving the information out was for an FBI agent to visit her.

      When checking out the address, I find that it is a group home for the mentally disabled.

      When I call the person listed as in charge, a Betty Selby, she replies she has no idea what I am talking about, case closed.

      Two hours later, I receive a call from Betty Selby who states that one of her female adults living there says they have information about this crime, but is only willing to tell an FBI agent.

      So I guess I will be visiting the group home for the mentally disabled.

      This will give me a short day tomorrow and who does not need a short day from time to time.

      Megan, Charles and Lilly

      I arrive at eleven and, for safety reasons; I leave my weapon in the car.

      I ring the door bell and I can hear a small dog barking with the sound getting closer until a young man, with a small barking dog in his arms, opens the door.

      Hi, I’m FBI Agent Mack Jessup.

      The young man just stands there with the small barking dog and not speaking a word. I’m thinking, okay, now what?

      A thin and very tall middle aged woman, with dark black hair, comes to the door and tells the young man, whose name is John, to move so that their guest may enter.

      Betty Selby says, I guess I should have told you that Megan Habersham, the person who wants to speak to you is not here right now, will not be here until after work.

      When

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