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The Charles Lindbergh farmhouse glowed with bright, orangish lights. It looked like a
fiery castle, especially in that gloomy, fir-wooded region of Jersey. Shreds of misty fog
touched the boy as he moved closer and closer to his first moment of real glory, his first
kill. It was pitch-dark and the grounds were soggy and muddy and thick with puddles.

He
had anticipated as much. He'd planned for everything, including the weather. He wore a
size nine man's work boot. The toe and heel of the boots were stuffed with torn cloth and
strips of the Philadelphia Inquirer.