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Raymond Fitch
He stands with his arms crossed in the Impressionist galleries, studying a landscape he has looked at thirty or forty times before. Behind him, three teenagers are having what…
Gary Pritchard
He owned a gun shop in Hope, Washington. He served two tours in Vietnam. On Christmas Eve 1981, he came home to find his life's work in pieces. He understood the man who did it better than anyone in town.
Marcel De Voss
He managed the Bronze Peacock for eleven years without incident. Rico Bandello walked in on New Year's Eve and undid all of it in four minutes. De Voss was near the kitchen when the Commissioner was shot. He is on screen for 3.1 seconds. He has no lines.
Walter Saari
He had been a coroner for twenty-six years. He had served in Korea. He had seen enough. On a Sunday morning in February 1987, the Carlton County dispatcher called him at home and told him to drive out to Moose Lake. By that afternoon he had decided to retire.
