Kill The President's Women (Joe The Magic Man Series Book 2) by Allan J Lewis Read Free Book Online Page A

being asked of him. His country wanted him to use his gift to help stop a disaster. Is this why I was given these powers, to read minds, to get into people’s dreams, hypnotize them and get the truth out of them? It suddenly seemedhis gift was given to him for a higher calling but Abel would gladly give the gift back if he could only have his wife back.
     
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    Just over eight-years-ago, Abel and his wife had attended a beach party with some of their friends. One of those friends went by a Russian name: Alex Kokorin. Although Alex was born in the US, when people heard his name they looked at him with mostly-unveiled surprise, shock even. Alex, being a playful person by nature, often took advantage of their suspicions and put on a Russian accent, while pretending to be with the Russian Mafia
    At this particular party, Abel had actively participated in playing the joke with Alex. He went around whispering to people that didn’t know him, that Alex was a gunrunner for the Russian Mafia. At that same party, Abel also tried taking an E-pill for the first time and so it seemed that that party was filled with multiple crazy decisions.
    That was the start of Abel’s down fall, the prank backfired on him.
    Abel, in front of about twenty witnesses, grabbed a metal barbeque skewer and challenged his Russian friend to a fencing duel, proclaiming he was the best fencer in the world and he didn’t like spies. Abel’s wife thought he was just playing around so she grabbed another skewer, stepped in front of Alex Kokorin and accepted Abel’s challenge. She wasn’t aware that her husband was out of his mind with drugs and so she lightly began to fence with him.
    With the intoxication he felt steadily clouding his brain, Abel overzealously ran at his wife with the skewer and it went straight through her eye and into her brain. Abel went on challenging the rest of his friends, oblivious to the atrocity he had just committed, and they had to overpower him to stop him.
    His wife didn’t make it; she died in the ambulance on the way to hospital.
    When the police arrived, the witnesses gave mixed stories of what had happened. One of them declared that Abel was trying to kill this Russian guy because he was selling guns and that his wife had intervened. When the police had taken a few more statements and many of them seemed to corroborate the notion that the Russian guy at the party was a gunrunner, the police got mighty curious. This was especially because the Russian had disappeared before the police got there.
    The police quickly called in the FBI. When the FBI agents asked the witnesses about the Russian, they nearly all said the same story that Abel had said: Alex was selling guns. The FBI promptly put out a search for Alex for he had split after the accident without making a statement. No one seemed to have noticed that Alex had gone into the ambulance with Abel’s wife.
    Abel had to be taken to the hospital for he was acting delirious and was a real handful for anybody to contain. The FBI followed Abel to the hospital but they were more concerned in finding Alex than in the state of Abel’s health. Between the drink and drugs Abel had ingested at the party, he was in a critical state. The doctors told the FBI agents that it was unadvisable to question him at the moment but they insisted they would bring a special doctor in to oversee the process and look after him.
    A police doctor was ordered to hypnotize Abel so they could ask him questions about the Russian gunrunner. The doctor had to first sedate before attempting to hypnotize him. When Abel was under hypnosis, the FBI threw questions at him. He started to mumble something but before he could make a complete sentence, he fell into a coma.
    A few hours later, Abel’s heart stopped and it took the hospital staff a while to bring him back to life. Abel was in a coma for three days after that. When he regained consciousness, the nurse kept repeating to him how lucky he was to