For other uses of Kent, see Kent (disambiguation).
For other uses of Rosie, see Rosie (disambiguation).
Kent, Rosie
Mentioned in Dark in Death (late February, 2061)[1]
Personal Information[]
- Description: Caucasian
- Age at TOD: 18
- Relationships: Unnamed parents, both remarried; unnamed older sister; two unnamed half-sibs, one from each parent
- Occupation: Licensed Companion
Homicide Information[]
- Strangled with a white sash, which was then tied into a neat bow: on the left side of her head
- She left the SRO where she was living and got picked up right away
- She and the unnamed john or jane checked into a flop with an auto-time clock, killed her, and left
- The clerk saw Kent had been in the room for three hours so he went to haul her out but found her dead
- No sex, no DNA, no trace
- She had an OTC sedative mixed with cheap wine in her system
- No signs of restraints or struggle
- Case was caught by Reineke and Jenkinson about five weeks ago, with Reineke taking lead
- No like crimes found in IRCCA
- Modeled after the crime in Dark Falls by Blaine DeLano, the first book in the Deann Dark series that spun off from The Hightower Chronicles
Interesting Facts[]
- Her older sister was a high achiever and going to Florida State on scholarship.
- She got through high school but flunked out of community college the first semester and started the LC training as an easy way to make money and kind of a middle finger to her family.
- She was a couple of months in when she was killed: nobody saw the john or jane, it was cold and dark and she hadn’t been around long enough to make friends, was considered standoffish.
References[]
- ↑ Dark in Death, Chapter 5