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Adjunct

Cyril Everett, he’s a psychology professor who teaches here. He told me one time about this article he read about these, these—well, I’m not sure you can call ‘em humans, even though that’s what they are. But it’s a personality type called a “dark empath.” Apparently, it’s like a bad joke: what do you get when you cross a narcissist, a psychopath, a Machiavellian, and an empath? That makes Ms. Helen Hughes the punchline. But I’m not laughin’. Can’t imagine why anyone would.

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A Case That Needs Pursuit

Set in London, England, once a renowned journalist, the inconspicious and meticulous Sophie Saint-Clair now works as a private consultant with the Metropolitan Police Service also know as the London Police. In this first addition to her story, Sophie helps solve ‘The Murder of the Teacher’s Wife’, as well as his neighbour’s case. Sophie questions a witness, Juliet Hopkins on the murder of Pamela Nelson. Whilst questioning her, Sophie couldn’t help, but notice that Juliet’s husband murder might not just be a bulgary went wrong.

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