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The Cannibal

Jesse Bier

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Description:Late one night beside the still, dark waters of the Blackfoot River, Virgil Sypher brutally dismembered and ate a man. Or so the Missoula County Court decreed. Two years have passed since Wilbur Cole reported on the case for the Missoula Tribune. Now, Virgil Sypher is dead, having jumped from the second-story of a prison several months after being incarcerated. The case is long closed. But why can't Wilber shake the feeling that he and the police missed something? Yes, authorities pulled Virgil Sypher over in California, several fingers in each pocket. Yes, Sypher confessed and later killed himself in what seemed to be an act of contrition. But since then, Cole has risen to Assistant Editor at the Missoula Tribune, and he's finally in a position to pull together the loose threads: the dog gnawing on a half eaten thigh twenty miles from the murder site; Virgil's rambling and mixed details from his confession. Now, Wilber is hunting back through the facts, and slowly coming to suspect the true cannibal still lurks somewhere in his small Montana town. With a keen wit and literary scope, Jesse Bier's suspenseful novella dives into the psychology of cannibalism and will leave you wondering what monster might lie along the feverish banks of your own mind.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Cannibal. To get started finding The Cannibal, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Description: Late one night beside the still, dark waters of the Blackfoot River, Virgil Sypher brutally dismembered and ate a man. Or so the Missoula County Court decreed. Two years have passed since Wilbur Cole reported on the case for the Missoula Tribune. Now, Virgil Sypher is dead, having jumped from the second-story of a prison several months after being incarcerated. The case is long closed. But why can't Wilber shake the feeling that he and the police missed something? Yes, authorities pulled Virgil Sypher over in California, several fingers in each pocket. Yes, Sypher confessed and later killed himself in what seemed to be an act of contrition. But since then, Cole has risen to Assistant Editor at the Missoula Tribune, and he's finally in a position to pull together the loose threads: the dog gnawing on a half eaten thigh twenty miles from the murder site; Virgil's rambling and mixed details from his confession. Now, Wilber is hunting back through the facts, and slowly coming to suspect the true cannibal still lurks somewhere in his small Montana town. With a keen wit and literary scope, Jesse Bier's suspenseful novella dives into the psychology of cannibalism and will leave you wondering what monster might lie along the feverish banks of your own mind.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Cannibal. To get started finding The Cannibal, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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