"...Until justice rolls down like waters and righteousness like a mighty stream."

The fisherman in San Piedro are shocked at the murder of the friend Carl. They need a scapegoat and what better scapegoat than an immigrant whom they never trusted from the start because of his physical attributes and background? After Art (the sheriff) presents his theory that Carl may have been murdered the first thing out of the mouths of the fisherman are "I saw Kabuo Miyamoto near him last night. Dense fog, if somebody woulda killed someone, it would been last night.". Now this statement doesn't directly implicate Kabuo in the murder but it does put to light the fact that Kabuo was seen with the deceased and had opportunity, and as it would later turn out, motive.

Mrs. Heine's hate for the Japanese stems from her childhood and is unexplained but for whateve

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Approximate Word count = 577
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)