Betrayed by a Light in Piccadilly
Jake Fleagle arranges a murder on Troy Harmon then flees to London. A hidden motive surfaces after Detective Inspector Dittman notices a penciled cue: the December dimness and early five thirty lights in Piccadilly reveal the exact time of the fight behind the Harmon's window.
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Jake
Piccadilly Circon
Jake Flengue
John Harmon
Flo
League
Harmon
Troy Harmon
Renay
Tibury
Sydney
Penehureh Street
Piccadilly
Jake Pleague
Jake Fleague
Pleagle
Tray
Hin
John
Fleague
Jake Fleagle
London
Fleagle
Plevadilly
Duke Fleagle
Hesan
Oo Prean
Dake Fleagle
Norfolk Street
Dermyn Street
Duke Pleagle
Tansy
Tilbury
Elgar
Orea
Inspector Dittman
Jimming
Dittman
Flengle
Wax
Raven’s Sign Reads Banter Not Behind the Light
Fragmentary text hints at a tense exchange about rope and visibility behind an electric light. The quoted line mentions touching someone, taking too much rope, and an inability to see behind the light, suggesting a puzzling or metaphorical note rather than a clear incident.
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