He has been in homicide since September 1997. It's where I've always wanted to go. His younger brother and father are both cops. Mo. Luster could hardly wait to sign up. Ask anyone in the squad about the joys of working homicide, and you'll hear the same response.
Murder is the most horrendous crime.
Finding the killers does justice for the bereaved family, the victim and, seen from its loftiest height, society as a whole. The truth is, even this romanticizes their feelings toward the work. Seeing murder's handiwork day after day is ugly, true. Dillenkoffer and Luster fantasize a day of fun. Ready to help them will be the Joplin police and state troopers, one of whom is a good friend to Luster.