1979-The Invisible Killer
A Serial Tale by Jackson Tel
Rated Mature
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I charge double for that specific service,” Gerald Blackburn said, meaning ‘strangulation’, to the nervous and confused man sitting next to him on the most popular evening train car into Soho for the nightlife crowd. Gerald sensed that the poor fellow was a stand-in for his actual client, but it didn’t really matter. ‘All the better,’ he thought.
Gerald was dressed in full drag regalia, so he did not stand out in that particular train car filled with the excited hubbub of revelers on their way to enjoy the Soho nightlife. However, the disguise made him entirely unrecognizable to both his new client and anyone else who happened to overhear their conversation by chance…
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