Place
Baltimore
In the books
#12 Slave Safari
U.S. city where Lippincott lives and where the body buried as Cynthia Forsythe is examined.
#15 Murder Ward
Maryland city near Robler Clinic.
#27 The Last Temple
Maryland city where Goldman works and meets Ida; site of their murders and Woodman’s report.
#56 Encounter Group
City where Remo confronts D. Desmund Dorkley at a burning warehouse.
Source notes
Both observations refer to the U.S. city in Maryland, in the Lippincott investigation and Robler Clinic surroundings.
destroyer-012:b12-baltimore (witness:00000033:ch02:p0003; witness:00000033:ch02:p0073).
destroyer-015:b15-baltimore (witness:00000042:ch01:p0001; witness:00000042:ch01:p0085).
destroyer-027:baltimore: Lead accepted the separate-reader contextual proposal after comparing primary contexts: Same Maryland city; old Lippincott/clinic geography and new explicitly Baltimore, Maryland setting. Original labels, participation scope and attributed fictional claims remain in the observation. (witness:00000078:ch01:p0008; witness:00000042:ch01:p0001; witness:00000033:ch02:p0003).
destroyer-056:baltimore: Lead compared the identifying passages and roles in Book 56 and the prior canonical observation: City where Remo confronts D. Desmund Dorkley at a burning warehouse. Prior context: U.S. city where Lippincott lives and where the body buried as Cynthia Forsythe is examined. These support the same named subject; retain each book’s distinct actions, mention scope and attribution. (witness:00000162:ch02:p0020; witness:00000033:ch02:p0003).
Slave Safari
mention
Sources 4 references
witness:00000033:ch02:p0003witness:00000033:ch02:p0073witness:00000033:ch02:p0110witness:00000033:ch02:p0219
Murder Ward
narrative; mention
Sources 3 references
witness:00000042:ch01:p0001witness:00000042:ch01:p0085witness:00000042:ch04:p0047
The Last Temple
narrative setting
Sources 1 references
witness:00000078:ch01:p0008
Encounter Group
narrative
Sources 1 references
witness:00000162:ch02:p0001
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