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    Article 118 Was The Case A Brown Creeper Mystery
    Article 118 Was The Case A Brown Creeper Mystery
    Article 118 Was The Case A Brown Creeper Mystery
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    Article 118 Was The Case A Brown Creeper Mystery

    By Glasscholar

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    The events in this fictitious murder mystery takes place aboard a Navy ship in the fall of 1995 where military personnel clash into a web of chaos in this whodunit that Private Eye Brown Creeper (The East Coast Bird) has to solve under the discretion of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. Article 11.8 under the Uniform Code of Military Justice is the title for murder. This particular article is the case in which Brown Creeper is hired to go undercover as a Petty Officer to find links to criminal activities being done at different ports from the naval ship where everyone becomes a suspect. This story has a long trail of clues among the waters where Brown travels to find out who did it and wrap up his case in this murder mystery short.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGlasscholar
    Release dateOct 11, 2017
    ISBN9781495241185
    Article 118 Was The Case A Brown Creeper Mystery
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    Glasscholar

    I am an educator, author, screenwriter, and a world traveler, who has done some comedy in my early years. My passion is entertainment and being around family and friends. I really like for people to enjoy my work that I put out and I look forward to writing more with my Brown Creeper series and who knows, maybe a film may come out of this. Thank you for reading my biography, I hope you enjoy my books and be on the look out for more of my work coming at you spirally.

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      Book preview

      Article 118 Was The Case A Brown Creeper Mystery - Glasscholar

      Copyright © 2015 Glasscholar

      Written and Edited by Robert Wynn Jr. @ A Wynning Production

      Cover Design by Createspace

      This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

      CONTENTS

      ISAIAH 43:22

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 6

      Chapter 7

      Chapter 8

      Chapter 9

      Chapter 10

      Article 118 was the case

      By,

      Glasscholar

      A Brown Creeper Mystery

      Prologue

      The events in this fictitious murder mystery takes place aboard a Navy ship in the fall of 1995 where all the characters create this whodunit that Brown D. Creeper (The East Coast Bird) has to solve under the discretion of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. Article 11.8 under the Uniform Code of Military Justice is murder. This article is the case in which Brown Creeper is hired to go undercover as a Petty Officer to find links to criminal activities being done at different ports from the ship.

      ISAIAH 43:22

      Sing to the Lord a new song, his praise from the end of the earth. Let the sea and what fills it resound the coastlands, and those who dwell in them.

      I will lay waste mountains and hills, all their herbage

      I will dry up;

      I will turn the rivers into marshes, and the marshes I will dry up.

      I will lead the blind on their journey; by paths unknown I will guide them.

      I will turn darkness into light before them, and make crooked ways straight.

      These things I do for them, and I will not forsake them.

      They shall be turned back in utter shame who trust in idols;

      Who say to molten images; You are our gods.

      You who are deaf, listen.

      You who are blind, look and see!

      Who is blind but my servant or deaf like the messenger I send?

      You see many things without taking note; your ears are open, but without hearing.

      Though it pleased the land in his justice to make his law great and glorious.

      This is a people despoiled and plundered, all of them trapped in holes, hidden away in prisons.

      They are taken as booty, with no one to rescue them, as spoil, with no one to demand their return.

      Chapter 1

      It is a picturesque breezy August Sunday afternoon in Norfolk Virginia. Birds are chirping, lawn mowers are running. A soft gust of wind blows a fall leaf swiftly through the air as it gently lands on the grass in front of the window of a black gospel church. Nothing but singing and piano playing is filling the Sunday air. The altitude of the choir’s singing is bringing everyone in the church to their feet. Everyone is clapping and smiling while the choir rejoices the song of praise and worship uplifting the church with their music. As the choir comes to the end of their song we see a middle-aged black man with a suit on that could only have been specially ordered from the best stylist in the state. He stands up slowly with his eyes shut and one hand to the lights of heaven with a relaxing smile of joy on his face. This is Reverend James who is the church’s Pastor and is very much pleased with himself, the choir, and his dedicated congregation.

      Let us say amen. Let us say amen again. I certainly feel good and my great choir has ended our service today with my spirits high and I hope yours as well, let us all stand up on our feet and say thank you Lord!

      Everyone in the church stood up with excitement and said loudly and in unison;

      Thank you, Lord!

      Reverend James looks around at all his dedicated congregation and with a clearing of his voice he begins to speak again.

      "Before I let you leave today we have a young Navy man who will be going out to sea. Petty Officer Odell

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