The chronological order of my stories to read is:
Todd & Melina series.
Interludes 1-5
Sperm Wars series 1-4.
Russian Roulette series 1-2 (may not yet be published)
Case of the Murdered Lovers
So.... let's see if soap-opera-police-dramas with sex are of interest to Literotica readers...
This story contains graphic scenes, language and actions that might be extremely offensive to some people. These scenes, words and actions are used only for the literary purposes of this story. The author does not condone murder, racial language, violence, rape or violence against women, and any depictions of any of these in this story should not be construed as acceptance of the above.
Feedback and
constructive
criticism is very much appreciated, and I encourage feedback for ideas.
Part 5 - Ghost From The Past
The clock accusingly stated 6:00am as I entered Police Headquarters the next morning and went to the MCD room. I felt very good. An hour before, I had awakened to the very pleasurable sensation of Britt Maxwell sucking my cock. Once hard, she asked me to fuck her dog style.
I mounted her from behind, slicing my cock into her nasty wet cunt from behind, firmly holding her hips as I slammed my groin into her asscheeks with speed and raw, sexual power. It was a truly hot, deliciously sinful sight, watching Britt's swollen labes clinging tightly to my iron-hard shaft as I pulled out, then seeing them pushed inwards as I slammed forward back into her steaming snatch.
I began fucking Britt with a hard, fast rhythm. She didn't try to keep up, but just let me use her body for our mutual pleasure, letting me pull her waist to me as I drove forward, only to be stopped by my loins smashing into her lusciously sweet asscheeks. I admired Britt's beautiful body, her sleek back, her lustrous black hair, her beautiful face in profile as her right cheek was pressed into the mattress, eyes closed, the ecstasy she was feeling etched onto her features.
I tried hard to not get overheated, to let my nut rise slowly, and for a while succeeded. But Britt's tight, hot, sopping wet cunt was too much for me, and after about 10 minutes of steady, deep, hard fucking, I had to let go. I felt the release in my balls, then up my spine to my whole body as I erupted into Britt's climaxing cunt.
After cuddling Britt for a few minutes, I reluctantly left the warmth of her body and her bed. I showered and came on in to work, leaving her to take her time getting ready.
As usual, I examined the papers, the early Sunday editions, while half-listening to a small TV broadcasting the local news. The City papers were focusing upon the murder of the Chinese diplomat in San Francisco. The Chinese Government had suddenly shut up about it, and it was easy to see why: a couple of leaks suggested that the murdered diplomat might have actually been a high-ranking spy for the Red Chinese. I expected to read no more about it.
The local paper was more detailed about our local murders. The University Alumni Board meeting had been cancelled. There were some details about the crime scene which told me that someone was leaking information to the press. One thing the Press didn't know was the identity of the dead man, and they were taking their usual pot-shots at the Police Department for not having given them that info.
At that moment Patrolman Pete Feeley walked in. "Any news on the case?"
"Officer Feeley," I said, calling the patrolman by what had become his nickname, "if you can tell me how the Press could have known about Tiger Woods's infidelities so quickly, known what golf club his wife had beaten him and his car with, known all the porn starlets that Woods had been banging, knew what he had for dinner and what room he was in at his rehab place... yet they whine when they can't find out the name of our dead man while accusing
US
of 'withholding' the information from them... if you can tell me how that can be, I'll get you a promotion."
Did I mention that I am not a fan of the Press?
"Well, maybe they--" Feeley started, but stopped as the TV arrested our attention.
"This is Bettina Wurtzburg, KXTC Channel 2 News!" the TV blared at me. Bettina Wurtzburg's face and light red hair, same color as mine, filled the screen. "Channel Two News has learned that the police have identified an automobile that might be involved in the double murder of socialite Marie Arruzio and an unknown man last night, and that a search warrant is being obtained. Channel 2 News has..." As I listened, incredulous then increasingly angry, Chief Griswold came up behind me.
"How the fuck did she find out about that?" he said, more rhetorically than anything else. "If I find out who the fucking leak is, I'm going to roast the bastard's head on a spit. Do you hear me, Feeley? On a spit!" The Chief rarely got angry, never cussed... except when discussing the issue of leaks to the Press.
"I'll talk to you later, Patrolman Feeley." I said, a direct hint to the young officer. He had not gotten the chief's hint; fortunately, he understood mine and quickly exited.
The Chief sat down in the chair next to me. "Anything new?"
"No," I said. "Myron was running data last night. The strange thing is that data on Joe
Arruzio before his college years is almost nothing. No high school listing yet, nothing before that. No birth certificate anywhere, at least not yet."
"They were paper back in his day, and mine. Nothing digital. But no high school --what does that suggest?" the Chief asked.
"Nothing yet, not for sure. But it's strange. I might go interview him with some questions about that, hit him with it, see what pops out."
"Well, be careful. He's not a suspect, and the University is going to be very protective about one of their Alumni Board members and largest contributors." the Chief admonished me. He was right; the politics of University and money were once again in play.
Everyone else on my team were coming in one-by-one. Only Tanya Perlman had not reported in yet, but I knew she'd already been here and had gone out on a mission with Patrolmen Morton and Rudistan. The Chief's meeting was for 8:00 am and we migrated into his conference room for it.
After hearing of Croyle and Ross's so-far unproductive interviews with friends of Marie Arruzio, Myron reported that he was delving into some of Joe Arruzio's past business deals; there was some sketchiness about where the money for some of them was coming from. But we'd have to get a warrant to "officially" get into the records of some of the City banks involved.
This brought about a sneering retort from Steven Ikea: if Joe Arruzio was cleared, why were we wasting our time delving into his past? This from the same guy who wanted to arrest Mr. Arruzio the day before. The Vice people all murmured agreement with him today, just as they had with his antipodal opinion then. So I opened my mouth.
"So, Ikea, you're absolutely sure Arruzio's story is air-tight?" I asked. Everyone looked at me strangely.
"Well, unless you think the guy flew like Superman from the City to the condo, killed his wife and the other man, then flew back, he's definitely in the clear." Ikea snorted. This would seem to be embarrassing to me, especially giving Ikea a shot like that. He looked at me with a condescending sneer, not realizing the trap he'd just fallen headlong into.
"Okay, if you say so." I said, then turned to Myron. "Myron, with the chief's permission, get Paulina to get a warrant for that financial info. We'll have to let City know we're going into their jurisdiction, but it can't be helped."
Ikea almost shouted out "Why bother? Mr. Arruzio is clear--"
"Shut up, Ikea." Chief Griswold ordered. "But he has a point. Why ARE we doing this?" The Chief had figured out where I was going with this, and threw me the line I needed with no one the wiser.
"Because it may give a clue to the murderer." I said, "Someone might have done this to get back at Joe Arruzio, and if there's some shady financial dealings going on, we need to know who might have had a motive to harm his wife." A murmur of understanding spread around the room and Ikea began to get red in the face. "We also need to find and interview the business partners he was supposed to meet Friday night, and find out why they cancelled on him--"
At that moment, Assistant District Attorney Paulina Patterson came into the conference room, accompanied by Detective Tanya Perlman. Paulina was wearing a trim tan business jacket and white blouse, and a tight-fitting tan skirt. She looked tight and fine to my lusting eyes...