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George Pitt's Footprint: A Short Story

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They lifted a single footprint from the deck, which could have been anyones in the house the night before. This footprint did not match George Pitt's shoes. One of George's friends Steve Miller was on the couch, and police asked him who he was. He informed them he was Gloria's boyfriend, lacked to give a name and stated he was there to help find Samantha. As soon as the body was uncovered he left.

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