第64章 沉默的羔羊(1)

作者:章华

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类型:都市·校园

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更新时间:2019-10-06 11:52

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本章字节:8962字

hesilenceofhembs


克拉丽丝是联邦调查局的见习特工,他所在的


城市出现了一个专剥女性皮的变态杀人犯“野牛”


比尔。克拉丽丝的任务是去一所戒备森严的监狱访


问精神病专家汉尼拔博士,同他交谈以获取罪犯的


心理行为资料来帮助破案。汉尼拔被关在地牢里,


他是一位智商极高、思维敏捷但有些精神变态的中


年男子,并且是个食人狂。博士对她进行心理分析,


克拉丽丝说出童年的最痛苦的回忆是常常听到羔羊


的惨叫……经过一番心理分析,汉尼拔了解了克拉


丽丝为什么总会听到羔羊的惨叫。克拉丽丝把对象


锁定在一个叫詹米·冈的人身上。克拉丽丝找到并


击中了比尔,然而更危险的人物却又出现了。


[美]托马斯·哈里斯(homasharris)


behavioralscience,hefbisecionhadealswihserial


murder,isonheboomfloorofheacademybuildinga


quanico,halfburiedinheearhcricesarlingreachedi


flushedaferafaswalkfromhogan’salleyonhefiringrange


shehadgrassinherhairandgrasssainsonherfbiacademy


windbreakerfromdivingohegroundunderfireinanarres


problemonherange


noonewasinheoueroffice,soshefluffedbrieflybyher


reflecioninhegssdoorssheknewshecouldlookallrigh


wihouprimpingherhandssmelledofgunsmoke,buherewas


noimeowash—secionchiefcrawford’ssummonshadsaid


now


shefoundjackcrawfordaloneinheclueredsuieof


officeshewassandingasomeoneelse’sdeskalkingonhe


elephoneandshehadachanceolookhimoverforhefirsime


inayearwhashesawdisurbedher


normally,crawfordlookedlikeafi,middleagedengineer


whomighhavepaidhiswayhroughcollegepyingbaseball—


acrafycacher,oughwhenheblockedhepenowhewas


hin,hisshircolrwasoobig,andhehaddarkpuffsunder


hisreddenedeyeseveryonewhocouldreadhepapersknew


behavioralsciencesecionwascachinghellsarlinghoped


crawfordwasn’onhejuicehaseemedmosunlikelyhere


crawfordendedhiselephoneconversaionwihasharp


“no”heookherfilefromunderhisarmandopenedi


“sarling,cricem,goodmorning,”hesaid


“hello”hersmilewasonlypolie


“nohing’swrongihopehecalldidn’spookyou”


“no”nooallyrue,sarlinghough


“yourinsrucorsellmeyou’redoingwell,opquarerof


hecss”


“ihopeso,heyhaven’posedanyhing”


“iaskhemfromimeoime”


hasurprisedsarling;shehadwriencrawfordoffasa


wofacedrecruiingsergeansonofabich


shehadmespecialagencrawfordwhenhewasagues


lecureraheuniversiyofvirginiahequaliyofhiscriminology


seminarswasafacorinhercomingohebureaushewroe


himanoewhenshequalifiedforheacademy,buhenever


replied,andforhehreemonhsshehadbeenaraineea


quanico,hehadignoredher


sarlingcamefrompeoplewhodonoaskforfavors


orpressforfriendship,bushewaspuzzledandregrefula


crawford’sbehaviornow,inhispresence,shelikedhim


again,shewassorryonoe


clearlysomehingwaswrongwihhimherewasapeculiar


clevernessincrawford,asidefromhisinelligence,and


sarlinghadfirsnoicediinhiscolorsenseandheexuresof


hisclohing,evenwihinhefbiclonesandardsofagendress


nowhewasneabudrab,ashoughheweremoling


“ajobcameupandihoughabouyou,”hesaid“i’sno


reallyajob,i’smoreofanineresingerrandpushberry’ssuff


offhachairandsidownyoupudownherehayouwano


comedireclyobehavioralsciencewhenyougehroughwih


heacademy”


“ido”


“youhavealoofforensics,bunowenforcemen


backgroundwelookforsixyears,minimum”


“myfaherwasamarsha,iknowhelife”


crawfordsmiledalile“whayoudohaveisadouble


majorinpsychologyandcriminology,andhowmanysummers


workinginamenalhealhcener—wo?”


“wo”


“yourcounselor’slicense,isicurren?”


“i’sgoodforwomoreyearsigoibeforeyouhadhe


seminarauva—beforeidecidedodohis”


“yougosuckinhehiringfreeze”


sarlingnodded“iwasluckyhough—ifoundouinime


oqualifyasaforensicfellowhenicouldworkinhebunil


heacademyhadanopening”