“Wall, Gaither’s car was found abandoned about a half mile from the Pinnacle Mountain parking area, on the west side.” Wall’s evening just got longer. He sat on a gurney. “Hey, what’s the big idea?” said a patient lying on the gurney. A thin piece of silver metal attached to a green plastic card protruded …
(note: If you are just now finding this story, then please see the other chapters here) Wall did not have time to think about Stivins’ intentions toward his leg. This guy could bleed out, and then I’ve got nothing. He punched in 911 on his mobile phone. That service was rough around the edges for …
(NOTE: I moved this story off my regular blog so I could get back to the business of Regular Life. I will post a copy of the entire story here soon, but for now you may go to the table of contents on my main blog to read the previous 10 installments.) Jim landed on …