Murder, She Wrote: Murder On Parade: Murder On Parade - Plot & Excerpts
It was Seth who broke the silence. “How do they know it’s the gun used to kill Lennon?” he asked. “The bullet’s still in Lennon’s brain. They’ve got to match it with the weapon, and that’ll take time.” “That’s right, Doc,” Amos said, “but how much of a coincidence is it that Chester’s got a handgun? He claims it’s not his, says he’s never owned one. Seems to me that he’s incriminating himself left and right.” “You’re jumping to conclusions, Amos,” I said. “Well, I’m not the only one,” he responded sheepishly. “Sheriff said the same thing to me.” “Mr. Carlisle denies owning it?” Rick asked. “Yes, sir. Flat-out denies it.” “Have they done a GSR—a gunshot residue test—on him?” Rick asked. “First thing Mort did, used the adhesive strips that come in the testing kit. Has to send it out for some new specter testing or something like that.” “It’s called a SEM test,” Rick said. “Scanning electron microscopy.” “That’s it.
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