Tilt Shift – Part Six

Sunday 21 October 2012 Henry Chadwick, attorney at law, had requested time alone with his client, teenager Cody Seaborn. The boy had attacked a female detective and spouted some sort of information that Chadwick feared had incriminated him in regards … Continue reading →

Tilt Shift – Part Five

Saturday 20 October 2012 It had been a difficult task getting Henry Chadwick out of the interview room and away from his young client, double murderer Cody Seaborn. The attorney was wily and knew every trick in the book. Expecting … Continue reading →

Tilt Shift – Part Four

Friday 19 October 2012 From the observation room Officer Andy Ricketsen watched the interview unfold. He was sore at not being permitted to sit in on the interview with Detective Sue Lennard. Brian Hunt, the detective in charge of the … Continue reading →

Tilt Shift – Part Three

Monday 15 – Thursday 18 October 2012 Henry Chadwick, attorney to Cody Seaborn, wasn’t entirely happy with the situation in the interview room. There he sat, a highly paid, highly professional attorney at law, and a two-bit, scruffy, obviously uneducated … Continue reading →

Tilt Shift – Part Two

Sunday 14 October 2012 Sue Lennard, a hard working senior detective, arrived in the interview room approximately fifteen minutes after Detective Brian Hunt had sent her out on the food purchasing assignment. Hunt and Cody Seaborn happily munched away on … Continue reading →

Tilt Shift – Part One

Saturday 13 October 2012 At the conclusion of ‘Zoom’, I felt as if Cody Seaborn had a story to tell, that I’d left out his explanation of events because Missy Fairmont was the real perpetrator. After completing ‘Zoom’, I’ve come … Continue reading →

Zoom – Part Fifteen

Friday 12 October 2012 Missy Fairmont displayed no emotion while Detective Sue Lennard recounted everything they had learned about her. ‘But what I really want to know to start with, Missy,’ Lennard said, ‘is how you met Cody Seaborn? I … Continue reading →