by Shelly Reuben on May 24th

As Chief Upton studied Clarence Liverpool’s shark-like eyes and glared at the lawyer’s small and twisted ears, he recalled an ..

by Shelly Reuben on May 17th

After Chief Samuel Upton responded to the accusatory questions of the woman with the spiky hair, she nodded almost imperceptibly, ..

by Shelly Reuben on May 10th

During the time that (as a favor to his sister) Police Chief Samuel Upton spent in the library as a ..

by Shelly Reuben on May 3rd

A big part of Samuel Upton’s social and emotional life revolved around his sister Maddie Upton, assistant librarian at the ..

by Shelly Reuben on April 26th

Police Chief Samuel Upton studied the man standing in front of him. Marty Kulik had just admitted to killing his ..

by Shelly Reuben on April 19th

In investigating the suspicious death of Genessee Fallows, it was the fourth question Chief Samuel Upton asked himself that clinched ..

by Shelly Reuben on April 12th

Before he became a “human book,” Samuel Upton had been the Madison Heights Chief of Police for ten years. He ..

by Shelly Reuben on April 5th

During a recent chat with my friend Mary, we got to talking about names. You know, those things your mother ..

by Shelly Reuben on March 29th

Imagine you are en route to a restaurant for a lunch date. You stop first at a post office to ..

by Shelly Reuben on March 22nd

If you said the words “herb garden” to most people (dare I say – to a normal person?), he or ..