He removed his watch and tossed it onto the pile. It landed with a click, striking the plastic LDS tag upon which his name was spelled out in white letters. Joseph sat behind him in the dirt of the road, next to two bikes and a parked van, studying Case's outline against the blue sky.
'Not only does the Mormon Church offer salvation,' Case was saying, 'but in addition to your salvation package, you receive a principality in the kingdom of God.' He smiled over his shoulder, then pulled his belt out of its loops and tossed it onto the pile. 'Which sure beats the living arrangements you have now, Claude.'
Claude was sitting on the bumper of the van, its back doors thrown open to reveal a stained mattress and sheets, across which were scattered several water-stained romance novels. His face was framed by wiry gray hair that extended down his jaw and collected under his chin, and he was trying to roll a joint on the frayed knee of his corduroys. The reek of mildew and sweat coming from the van was overpowering, and Joseph, who was sitting in front of Claude, wondered how long he could hold his breath.
'Don't get me wrong,' Case continued
Source link: http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200708/bradford-tice-missionaries
Hidden in the debris, clues to horrific acts of evil. Women's clothes, lipstick, jewelry and ID. A blood-soaked mattress, bloody stains and bits of bone, fingers, parts of two jaws.
It would get much worse.
Decomposing heads of three women were found, two in buckets, another in a garbage bag. The heads were cut in half vertically, the severed hands and feet placed inside.
The discoveries on Robert (Willie) Pickton's pig farm, beginning in the winter of 2002, would send him five years later into the prisoner's dock of a specially built, high-security courtroom in suburban New Westminster to be tried on six of 26 first-degree murder charges
Source link: http://canadianpress.google.com/article/ALeqM5hbTMT4sTiiUPADFp7c2Mz7Ujq7JA
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