"J.D. Stone and the Case of the Bloody Knife" - Epilogue
J.D. Stone and the Case of the Bloody Knife
Epilogue
By Dwayne MacInnes
I had Dave and Manny arrest Vic. Victor Drummond Sr. lay in bed, he looked worse than he did before. I felt sorry for him, but he needed to know the facts first hand and not second.
After Dan removed the cuffs from Brent, the mechanic ran over and gave Betty a huge embrace. "Thank you, sheriff," Brent said never taking his eyes off Betty.
"Don't thank me, thank Deputy Easton. If it wasn't for his determination, we would never had found those last clues."
Both Brent and Betty looked over at the deputy sheriff and smiled. Dan just presented them with his usual goofy smile. Dan was puffed up with pride. Though his theory was wrong, his doggedness was what saved the day.
Well, Brent and Betty got married soon after the whole ordeal. They act like other married couples; sometimes they get along great and at other times, they fight. However, so far, they still seem to enjoy each other's company.
Vic was true to his word in making it hard to prove things in court with his expensive lawyers. However, Floyd's forensic work was what turned the trick. There was just too much evidence placing Vic at the scene of the crime. His 9 1/2 sized feet fit perfectly in those socks.
Vic is now down at the Deer Lodge State Prison serving a life sentence. I have a feeling he has to keep a sharp eye out. He owed the underworld a lot of money and was unable to deliver.
I like to say that after Victor Drummond died from his cancer he wanted to make up for the time and suffering Brent Underwood spent in jail and made him heir to his estate. I would like to say that, but that is not what happened. Victor Drummond died the day after Vic's sentencing. His estate was sold off by the state to cover the debt accrued by his son's gambling debts.
After that, things returned to normal in Swimmer's Lake and Summit County. Dan still hasn't figured out that Jeanie is after him. I still have to break up the occasional barroom brawl. Last time it was at the Mint. But all in all it is a pretty quiet area.
Labels: J.D. Stone and The Case of the Bloody Knife, Stories - Mystery, Writer - Dwayne MacInnes
9 Comments:
Who would have guessed it would turn out that way? Whatever will the next story be about? I guess we'll have to wait until next week...
I came across this story by doing what a lot of people do. I Googled my name. Yes Brent Underwood is my real name and I couldn't believe the odds of someone using my name in their story. Which was really good by the way.
Brent, thanks for writing I am glad you liked the story. It is always an honor to hear some feedback on the stories we write. I guess it is a good thing I did not make your namesake an evil killer. We hope to hear more from you.
Thanks for visiting Brent, and leaving us a note. It is always nice to hear from our readership!
No problem. I am not really that big of a reader. But I have to say this was well worth the read. Whats next?
Vic should excape from prison and start over under in another country. 18 years later after everyone has long forgotten about the murder. Brents son should travel out of country on a sienor trip. He ends up at the same place that Vic fled too. Vic has long forgotten his last life. He has started a family and a child of his own. A 17 year old girl. The 2 offspring meet and fall in love. This of corse is not gonna sit well with the parents.
I love your idea. You have my blessing to write a story based on it if you wish. We write for the fun of telling a good story.
I couldn't have said it better myself. That is the exact reason I started this blog!
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