Two Kinds of Truth Quiz

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Why are Bosch and the San Fernando Police unable to arrest the true boss of the "pill mill" -- the man to whom Dmitri Sluchek reported? (from Chapters 30 - 35)

The police are unable to find the name of the boss.

The police can not establish a solid legal case to connect the boss to the actual crimes.

The boss is located in Belarus.

The boss is deceased.

How did the crucial evidence box, which was videotaped being opened by Soto and her team, actually have intact seals? (from Chapters 36 - 44)

Terrence Spencer had secretly hoarded old seals, which he used to re-seal the box after tampering with the evidence.

Terrence Spender inserted Olmer's DNA through a microscopic hole in the side of the box.

The evidence box that Soto filmed herself opening was not actually the crucial evidence box in question.

Soto and her team used realistic-looking video editing to make it look like the box was sealed.

What piece of evidence from the crime scene at the pharmacy convinces Bosch that this was an intentional, vengeful murder, rather than a random robbery? (from Chapters 1 - 7 )

José Jr. has a prominent gang tattoo.

Bosch notices fingernail marks on the door to outside, steps away from José Jr.

José Jr. was shot up the rectum.

Security footage shows José Sr. unlocking the door for an unidentified person minutes before being shot.

Having successfully solved three cases, how does Bosch feel about the state of the world? (from Chapters 36 - 44)

He is quietly satisfied that the justice system is always there to right the wrongs in the world.

He is encouraged by the professionalism of the young San Fernando detectives.

He is dejected that there is so much evil and manipulation all around.

He is tired and realizes that he needs to retire sooner rather than later.

What clue in the Esme Tavarez case had misled Bosch into thinking that Esme Tavarez could never have simply disappeared by changing her identity? (from Chapters 36 - 44)

Esme Tavarez had just begun a positive relationship with another man.

The seahorse pendant that Esme Tavarez always wore was hidden in a bookshelf in her bedroom.

Esme Tavarez disappeared from her high-paying job without warning or notice.

Esme Tavarez had left her young infant with her abusive husband.