Gleau

To draw any other conclusion than that Janos is responsible for the murder of Gleau is to fly in the face of those facts.

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003

Trying to determine who might have it in for Gleau was one thing.

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003

You told him you wanted him to kill Gleau for you.

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003

Word was out all over the ship of the brutal, hideous murder of Lieutenant Commander Gleau.

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003

“The point is that Ensign Janos is in no way, shape, or form the murderer of this Lieutenant Commander Gleau.”

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003

And when my own investigations, coupled with the oddly incomplete psych profile on Gleau, led me to conclude something might well be wrong—I botched it.

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003

Kebron was truly disappointed, because each and every person he spoke to had some sort of grudge or disagreement or frustration with Gleau.

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003

She stood there and watched dispassionately, sipping a drink with a small umbrella in it, as Janos continued to shred Gleau.

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003

“You were concerned that if I knew about that connection, it would provide motive for you to have killed Gleau.”

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003

There, we are to turn over our prisoner relating to the murder of Selelvian national Gleau to the Selelvians for trial and execution.

Stone and Anvil Peter David 2003