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A Common Murder

The only place they could be hidden from view was in the wooded area to his left. He called again, this time he heard a whine, and it came from the wooded area, he hoped to God that neither dog had got itself injured and tangled up amongst the brambles. Vet bills were costly. On getting to the edge of the wood he could make out the dogs sitting among them, them being golden labs enabled James to see them. It was obvious that neither dog could not or would not come to him, so concerned he went through some of the bushes and trees to find the dogs sitting by a large sack or something, then he realised it was a body.

Colin Townsend

Colin Townsend was born in Wimbledon SW19 but spent most of his upbringing in Norbury and Streatham. He completed an engineering apprenticeship. He then moved to Basingstoke for home and job, where he worked as an engineer for 40 years. He has a son and daughter and two grandchildren. His partner Sally passed away a few years ago; he is now retired and leads a group of walkers in the New Forest on behalf of Healthy Walks.

Austin Macauley Publishers