Luke home of fisherman Madison Fuller. Mr. Fuller is charged with the murder of his girlfriend, Ms. Rena Baker of Glutton Hill, who recently went missing, the likely victim of a hit-and-run perpetrated on the Thyme shortcut. The warrant was issued on the basis of evidence collected after a thorough search of the suspect’s home earlier in the day, namely incriminating articles of clothing, a telltale fishing pole, kitchen items, a beach towel, and the very same picnic basket in which the victim is known to have delivered lunch to the accused every day. As many readers will recall, Mr. Fuller allegedly placed an anonymous ad in this newspaper soliciting a young woman to cook for him, which not only confirmed police suspicions of his involvement in the Rena Baker case, but also led investigators to speculate that Mr. Fuller was orchestrating what may well have proved the second in a string of murders. The Chief of Police, Lucas Davenport, has already set in motion the plans for Mr. Fuller’s trial, which promises to be a legal spectacle, drawing a record number of observers from Port-St.
