Amateur Private Investigator David Walker is summoned (out of retirement) by an old friend to help find her sister’s missing daughter. Chicago Police has had the case for three weeks. And so far, haven’t turned up any trace of the missing 21 year old. David is reluctant to take the case assuming its being handed to him… Read More My First Blog Post (About Discreet)
It was not until the case of the Atlanta Child Murders did the FBI believe that a Black serial killer existed. Up until then, 1979, ALL serial killers were presumed to be White Men. And even to this day, some in the FBI and the Atlanta Police think that they got it wrong in arresting Wayne Williams. And the case… Read More The Little Things – Red Barrettes
If you did, you probably think Denzel Washington and Rami Malik caught the serial killer in the movie. Didn’t you? Well, you’d be dead wrong. Because they didn’t. Here’s what you probably missed that led you to an incorrect conclusion. In the opening scene, the one with the young girl driving alone at night, singing… Read More Did You Watch, ‘The Little Things,’ Movie Only Once?
The full, completed Discreet Detective Agency’s case file on the Black College Girl Murders is available on Amazon.com/Books. To purchase click here. If you’ve watched the film, The Little Things, you think you know how this ends, but you don’t! You really, really don’t! It’s always the last person you’d ever consider. Eliza D. Ankum… Read More Discreet: The Black College Girl Murders
I want to thank everyone, especially my Rush University Medical Center friends, Laura Washington and friends, and each and every one of the Facebook friends for making the first three days of the publication of my novel, Discreet: The Black College Girl Murders, as roaring success. The numbers, when the book was free, were: Product… Read More Discreet: The Black College Girl Murders
Discreet Case 708 Chapter 63 For mature audiences only “DID THIS GET HEAVIER?” David asked as he lugged Kaila’s bag down the steel stairs to the car. “No, Dad,” Kaila replied, even though she knew she had stuffed her bag with the inn’s towels. Towels disappeared fast in a dorm and were expensive to replace. … Read More Discreet Detective Agency – Chapter 63
Chapter 62 For mature audiences only JORDAN ROLLED OVER and opened his eyes. It was as if the world had gone from black and white to full throttle color. He was happy again. He reached out his right hand and gently stroked Amanda’s naked back. God, how he’d missed her. Amanda stirred under the stroking… Read More Discreet Detective Agency – Chapter 62
Chapter 61 For mature audiences only “VERY WELL, COMMANDER. Once upon a time. Well, not so long ago, really, Alderman Kenna started, a nice well to do Black family moved into a part of town known far and wide for its hatred of Black people. The head of this well-to-do Black family was a doctor… Read More Discreet Detective Agency – Chapter 61
Discreet Case 708 Chapter 60 For mature audiences only THE NEXT MORNING, THE Alderman,betterknown to his many friends and political cohorts, as Alderman Kenna, was out standing in a field and he was none too happy about it, at all. “I hope for your sake Doherty that the onlyreason I’m standing in the god damn… Read More Discreet Detective Agency – Chapter 60
Discreet Case 708 Chapter 59 For mature audiences only SHE WAS EXACTLY THE TYPE he loved to rape. She wasn’t a whore! She was someone’s wife, mother, sister, and daughter. She was loved. That’s what made it so damn tantalizing. Killing her would cause the most excruciating pain to those who loved her. There’d be… Read More Discreet Detective Agency – Chapter 59
https://discreetdetectiveagency.wordpress.com Chapter 58 For mature audiences only KAILA CAST A SIDE-EYE glance at her dad before heading off to her connecting room. She knew from all the door slamming and his angry, sullen mood that something was bothering her dad. But knowing him as she did, she also knew that it was too early to… Read More Discreet Detective Agency – Chapter 58
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