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u wonder how anybody； even a jury wanting to pin the crime on a wandering black fellow； could have believed John Coffey was their man for even a minute。 Just the idea of keeping the dog quiet with food until he could snap its neck would have been beyond Coffey。
〃He was never any closer to the Detterick farm than the south bank of the Trapingus； that's what I think。 Six or more miles away。 He was just mooning along； maybe meaning to go down to the railroad tracks and catch a freight to somewhere else…when they e off the trestle； they're going slow enough to hop…when he heard a motion to the north。〃
〃The killer？〃 Brutal asked。
〃The killer。 He might have raped them already； or maybe the rape was what Coffey heard。 In any case； that bloody patch in the grass was where the killer finished the business； dashed their heads together； dropped them； and then hightailed it。〃
〃Hightailed it northwest；〃 Brutal said。 〃The direction the coon…dogs wanted to go。〃
〃Right。 John Coffey es through a stand of alders that grows a little way southeast of the spot where the girls were left； probably curious about all the noise； and he finds their bodies。 One of them might still have been alive； I suppose it's possible both of them were； although not for much longer。 John Coffey wouldn't have known if they were dead； that's for sure。 All he knows is that he's got a healing power in his hands； and he tried to use it on Cora and Kathe Detterick。 When it didn't work； he broke down； crying and hysterical。 Which is how they found him。〃
〃Why didn't he stay there； where he found them？〃 Brutal asked。 〃Why take them south along the riverbank？ Any idea？〃
〃I bet he did stay put； at first；〃 I said。 〃At the trial； they kept talking about a big trampled area； a
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