Page 16 of The Hallmarked Man

Page List

Font Size:

Shaun Coolidge

The guy was murdered while stealing masonic items from a masonic shop in the shadow of the United Grand Lodge of England but sure, no masons were involved.

Peter Mikkelsen

if you’re ever murdered in the veg aisle at Tesco’s, we’ll know a cucumber did it

Floozy Soozy

hahahahaha

Debbie Palser

lol

This comment has been removed as it violated our community standards policy

Jane Burnett

All that nonsense about Freemasons and it was a common or garden burglary!

SkankyDoodle

how many common or garden buglaries end with a theif left behind with his eyes pulled out and his hands cut off ? why was nothing taken from the shop except mason stuff and why was the body naked and killed in a ritual manner ?

Jane Burnett

As the daughter and wife of Freemasons I can assure you that there are no ritual killings involved! Freemasons raise many millions for charity every year yet are routinely stigmatised by ignorant people such as yourself.

This comment has been removed as it violated our community standards policy

Jeff Grayling

Security at that shop must’ve been p*** poor if the guy could crack the vault after working there for 2 weeks.

Paul Everleigh

Was just thinking that exact thing. Either lax security or inside job.

Starbanger

My comment has now been Removed by the moderater TWICE!!! There is something bloody fishy here!!!! The Chief Investigator Malcolm TRUMAN is a Freemason, member of Winston Churchill Lodge 7502, Holborn!!!!!!

Robin’s phone rang. She hoped it would be Strike, but it was Kim Cochran.

‘Hi,’ said Kim briskly, sounding as though she was in a car, ‘just a quick one. Did Plug look like he was heading for a train, when you lost him on Friday? Or could he have been meeting someone?’

‘Possibly meeting someone,’ said Robin. She’d had the presence of mind to text Kim after she’d come round from surgery, pretending to have confused Plug with another man in the bustle. ‘He was heading towards Caffè Nero when I lost him.’

‘I’d have thought it was impossible to mistake anyone else for Plug,’ said Kim, with a little laugh.

‘It was very crowded,’ said Robin.

‘Must’ve been. I’m only asking because I saw him handing over cash to a guy at Tufnell Park yesterday,’ said Kim. ‘I’m following him up the A12 right now. Strike asked me to do your shift this morning.’

‘Right,’ said Robin, and then, with an effort, ‘well, thanks for covering for me.’

‘He’s pretty depressed, poor guy.’