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Alcoholic Behavior In George Pitt's Case

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2. George's Behavior George Pitt was an alcoholic who was currently on probation. Because the home was crawling with law enforcement, he made his prescence scarce. Yet Pitt called the house several times for updates on the case. The last time he phoned, a police officer answered the phone and had several questions. He informed the officer he'd come round the house in a while but he didn't. Instead he went back to the rooming house with Miller. Police went to the rooming house, Miller glanced out the window and began shouting about cops. Pitt took a few bottles of beer and went one door down. The police found this strange, and launched a man hunt for George Pitt, his picture was distributed everywhere. The next day not realizing yet that

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