The Echoes of Betrayal(Chapter 8)
A Gripping Tale of Secrets, Lies, and Justice
Chapter 8: The Threatening Letters
Sarah’s discovery of threatening letters sent to Langley in the weeks leading up to his murder further complicated the case. The letters, filled with veiled threats and demands for money, pointed to someone desperate and dangerous. The handwriting was analyzed, leading Sarah to another potential suspect.
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