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Postmortem Study Guide

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by Patricia Cornwell
About 57 pages (17,018 words)

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Chapters 15-16 Summary

Marino arrives at Scarpetta's office carrying the morning newspaper. The cop is furious about the story relating to the new DNA link to the killer. Abby's name doesn't appear on the byline but they all know who wrote it. Also included in a sidebar next to the article is an explanation of DNA fingerprinting.

The popular consensus is that the killer has seen the article and hasn't shown up for work that day, afraid that someone will connect him to the body odor. Both Scarpetta and Wesley tell Marino that the story isn't the pressing issue at the moment but agree that perhaps the killer will make a mistake because of rage.

Later in the day, Kay calls Bill's office to find that he has gone out of town and will not be back until.....

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