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big fat clue.

Posted By: Thermopyle
Date: 2002.7.20.13.02

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Tim Bayliss - Personal Journal
When I was first assigned to Baltimore Homicide, I really thought that my career was beginning to take shape. Not that anyone becomes a cop for career advancement. After today, I wish I was still working in the Mayor's security detail. And it isn't that I think I know everything about being a homicide detective, but Frank Pembleton's arrogance astounds me. By all accounts he is a brilliant detective and a first rate Cop. As a human-being, however, he is lacking in oh-so-many ways.

Lieutenant Giardello has been pressuring us to put the case to rest. It's been 6 days since Adena Watson was murdered and I fear the case is getting cold. I am the rookie here (which means no one pays much attention to what I say) and Pembleton never misses a chance to remind me of that fact. The mishap at the crime scene has taken away all of my credibility with him. God, why did I become a cop? I feel like I am going around in a big circle. I'm losing the initiative. I have to solve this murder.

I can't get Adena Watson off of my mind. It's like she is haunting me - drawing me to finish this case. 6 days and still no solid leads, no one in the box, and no one to blame for that poor child's murder.

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Messages In This Thread

big fat clue. -- Thermopyle -- 2002.7.20.13.02
- Re: big fat clue. -- Justin K. -- 2002.7.20.14.30
  - Re: big fat clue. -- Michael -- 2002.7.20.15.04
- Re: big fat clue. -- Johannes Gunnar -- 2002.7.20.13.11

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Message: : : thermopyle.piltdown//113177401 : : Tim Bayliss - Personal Journal : When I was first assigned to Baltimore Homicide, I : really thought that my career was beginning to take : shape. Not that anyone becomes a cop for career : advancement. After today, I wish I was still working : in the Mayor's security detail. And it isn't that I : think I know everything about being a homicide : detective, but Frank Pembleton's arrogance astounds : me. By all accounts he is a brilliant detective and a : first rate Cop. As a human-being, however, he is : lacking in oh-so-many ways. : Lieutenant Giardello has been pressuring us to put the : case to rest. It's been 6 days since Adena Watson was : murdered and I fear the case is getting cold. I am the : rookie here (which means no one pays much attention to : what I say) and Pembleton never misses a chance to : remind me of that fact. The mishap at the crime scene : has taken away all of my credibility with him. God, : why did I become a cop? I feel like I am going around : in a big circle . I'm losing the initiative. I have : to solve this murder. : I can't get Adena Watson off of my mind. It's like she : is haunting me - drawing me to finish this case. 6 : days and still no solid leads, no one in the box, and : no one to blame for that poor child's murder. : : thermopyle.piltdown//113177401
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