First Blood Quotes

“Traditionally a swallow was linked to sailors: they would get a set of the birds inked on their chest. The story went that if he or she drowns the swallows will come down and lift the soul to the heavens.”
― Angela Marsons, First Blood

“The numbers 1488 were common on white supremacist prisoners, representing fourteen words of a quote by Nazi leader David Lane and the ‘88’ standing for the eighth letter of the alphabet repeated: HH for Heil Hitler.”
― Angela Marsons, First Blood

“As an Investigator, it took only minutes to make a case your own. It was almost immediate upon arrival. Once you laid eyes on the victim, assessed the body position, wound, circumstances, there was a bond, a connection, not only to the victim but to the killer. It was that instinct; that need to know every detail, to find the person responsible.”
― Angela Marsons, First Blood

“Once you laid eyes on the victim, assessed the body position, wound, circumstances, there was a bond, a connection, not only to the victim but to the killer. It was that instinct; that need to know every detail, to find the person responsible.”
― Angela Marsons, First Blood

“One of the worst things for a people pleaser was not knowing where you stood, wondering if you were doing okay or totally messing things up.”
― Angela Marsons, First Blood

“Even Hells Angels had a marker – AFFA, standing for Angel Forever, Forever Angel.”
― Angela Marsons, First Blood

“The numbers 1488 were common on white supremacist prisoners, representing fourteen words of a quote by Nazi leader David Lane and the ‘88’ standing for the eighth letter of the alphabet repeated: HH for Heil Hitler. The cobweb she knew typically represented a lengthy term in prison and the teardrop often signified that the wearer had committed murder, or attempted murder if it was simply an outline.”
― Angela Marsons, First Blood

“I know, Dad,’ she whispered to her own reflection. ‘You never get a second chance to make a first impression.”
― Angela Marsons, First Blood