Friday, December 19, 2008

Leroy Neiman 18th at Valhalla painting

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doors were latched, the power of the explosions couldn’t easily be vented. The resultant damage to the ovens might be severe enough to cause a natural-gas leak and a larger blast.The utter destruction of the house didn’t require the oven trick to work. The four gallons of high-grade accelerant that he had poured throughout the small .He thrived in the rain.Cataracts gushed from the sky. The racing torrents in the gutters overflowed the curbs.This downpour would not quench the fire that he had engineered. The gasoline-fed flames would thoroughly gut the wooden structure before the walls collapsed and offered admission to the rain.[400] Indeed, the storm was his ally. Badly flooded intersections and snarled traffic would delay the fire engines.structure and the additional gallons pooling on the garage floor would feed the flames and obliterate every source of his DNA, from semen to hairs, and every fingerprint that he’d left behind. Nonetheless, he believed in redundancy whenever possible.On the back porch, Corky shrugged into his voluminous yellow slicker. He jammed the droopy rain hat on his head.He pushed through the screen door and went down the steps. At the end of the backyard, he passed through a gate into an alleyway and never glanced again at the narrow house

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