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Whenever a sniper starts killing Florida's most dangerous criminals, a correspondent should choose from vengeance and what the law states Like a writer for the South Florida Daily News, Nick Mullins has coated the toughest of the Sun's Rays State's murderers and thieves. However the guy he's enthusiastic about is Robert Walker, accountable for the deaths of Mullins's child and wife in a drunk-driving incident. Whenever a military-qualified sniper starts killing the crooks Mullins has lined in his reporting, he involves a traumatic crossroads: Quit the sniper's rule of fear, or yield to their own desire for retribution and permit Walker to get to be the killer's next target. "King may be the potential of crime writing.