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A New Life
It was a normal working day in the office for James and Luke. They were both highly respected sergeants in the police force.
They were both reading in the paper about a mass murderer called Matt Mackenzie who escaped from Belmarsh prison on Ash Wednesday 2002. He was renowned for his violent irresponsible behaviour. Apparently there were some sightings of him in Scotland, at Peterhead. According to his prison records he has some distant family there. Not exactly the most appealing characters!
It was coming towards the end of James and Luke's shift. It was going on 6:30pm. They were taking there time because extra hour's in the police force pays well!
Their shift finished at 7:00pm, James and Luke went down the pub to watch the footie match, and then they went home for a couple of beers. James said, ''is that the phone ringing?'' Luke replied '' Yes, but it is a different ring tone than normal. ''Luke walked through with the phone in his hand. The person did not start speaking until Luke got near to James.
They both sat down. The person's voice was
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