Lena works with Keith Upshaw, a former hacker who now
works for the LAPD’s Computer Crime Section. Together they discover that the
killer broke through the passwords on the Brant’s computer. He looked at porn and masturbated. He went through their finances. But of even more interest, he opened and read Nikki
Brant’s notes and letters. Lena guesses that the killer gets off on the intimacy.
That reading the private ruminations of the women he killed brings him closer
to his victims and gives the maniac some sort of thrill!
Bestselling Author Robert Ellis shares his experiences writing novels and screenplays, and offering tips for both writers and readers.
Friday, December 14, 2018
Wednesday, December 5, 2018
Robert Ellis: CITY OF FIRE, Promotional Video
The
promotional video for the novel never ran because it was deemed too twisted! We
sure had a great time shooting it though! The actress couldn’t stop laughing.
It was all pretty much of a spoof on Hitchcock’s FRENZY. Actually, just a single
shot from the film! I’d forgotten all about the video until someone on the crew
sent me a copy this week. Please take it in fun!
Monday, December 3, 2018
Robert Ellis: CITY OF FIRE, Chapter 21
Irving Sample, who began his career in the Questioned
Documents Section of the Secret Service and now works as an LAPD forensic
document analyst, examines the crossword puzzle found at the crime scene one
month ago along with the puzzle Lena just found at Nikki Brant’s house. Sample discovers
an anomaly that matches both puzzles. It’s the unusual way the killer forms the
letter “P.” Even more, he tells Lena that the man she’s looking for is left-handed,
which clears James Brant of his wife’s murder. Sample claims the anomaly is so
unique that it’s as good as a fingerprint.
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