In a race against time, two city cops try to solve the murder of eight-year-old Cathy Lake, whose body is found September 1, 1952, in a drainage pipe in City Park. Detectives Norman Cohen and Jack Pierce are given 24 hours to crack the case or the prime suspect will walk.
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In a race against time, two city cops try to solve the murder of eight-year-old Cathy Lake, whose body is found September 1, 1952, in a drainage pipe in City Park. Detectives Norman Cohen and Jack Pierce are given 24 hours to crack the case or the prime suspect will walk.
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Fine in Fine jacket. 1st ed. Fine in dust jacket. Albert Small sits in an interrogation room accused of unspeakable crime. The police have no witnesses, no physical evidence, but they are certain he is hiding the truth. With less than 12 hours before he must be released, Smalls will be put through one final interrogation.
The Interrogation" primarily takes place over a 12-hour period in the early 1950's with flashbacks to another time. As the name suggests, during this period Albert Smalls, a drifter and loner who has been accused of murdering a young girl, is being interrogated by two police officers. At the end of this period, they must either get a confession from Albert or release him due to a lack of evidence. The pressure to prove Albert guilty or extract a confession in this short period of time is the driving force of the book.
There is hardly a character in the book who is not carrying a heavy personal burden. ..the Jewish police officer who cannot forget the concentration camps he came across while at war; the police officer whose own young daughter was murdered; the police captain whose son is dying from drug abuse and general neglect. At times it is difficult to differentiate between their spiritual bankruptcy and that of Smalls. Added to these three, there are an assortment of other characters, each dysfunctional in his own way. Although the book focuses on the questioning of Small, the story is primarily told through seemingly disparate story lines that occur outside of the interrogation room. Throughout the book, you never really know if Small is the guilty party which only adds to the suspense.
There are very few parts of the book that drag. These sections are soon overlooked and forgotten when you reach the ending which goes on until the very last line on the last page. Folks, it ain't over until it's over. All in all, I would consider this book a page turner. Just be prepared for a very dark ride.
