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Fatal Jeopardy (Fatal #7)
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Jonetta (ejaygirl) | 9264 comments Mod
Hoda identifies Billy Springer as the murderer of the teens but Farnsworth won’t allow him to be arrested until Vice can finish their sting. It also meant that they knew Billy had gone to his parents’ house the night of the murders. Was this outrageous or reasonable since they had constant surveillance on him? Your overall thoughts about the situation?


Judy (bigfootgal) | 29 comments Murder should always trump vice, but I understand the financial issues. Since he was under surveillance it should have been safe and in in real life probably would have been, but it seems risky. In this book, with all the leaks they had already had, it was a certainty that things would go wrong.


Robin (robinmy) | 2450 comments As soon as they said they would wait until the next day to arrest Billy Springer so they could wrap up the drug case, we all knew this would not work the way it was expected. They should have had eyes on Billy constantly, but he slipped out. As Judy mentioned, with all of the leaks coming from the department, word is going to get out.


Lauren (laurenjberman) | 1801 comments Force has this bad habit of twisting procedure to advance her plots. It makes no sense that Farnsworth would make this idiotic decision.

There is also clearly a mole in the department because someone alerted Billy Springer to the raid. I wonder if we will find out who it is.


Sharon Kallenberger Marzola | 3474 comments I agree with everyone.


Anita (anitanodiva) | 2953 comments Force ignores reality, a lot. There is no way the police would have let Billy walk around once he was identified as the shooter.


Lauren (laurenjberman) | 1801 comments Anita wrote: "Force ignores reality, a lot. There is no way the police would have let Billy walk around once he was identified as the shooter."

Agreed. He was a mass murderer. There is no way a narcotics case takes precedence over a clear threat to the public.


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