
Navajo Revenge
Chile Charlie Adventures
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Narrated by:
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Brandon Keener
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By:
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George Pintar
About this listen
George Pintar’s Navajo Revenge is another gripping Chile Charlie adventure.
Pintar details the beautiful Navajo Nation’s landscape setting and the Navajo cultural conflicts. There is a basic history of how the Navajos are identified and counted for the census. Chile Charlie and his sidekick Dolly Sweet Thompson venture into the mysterious deaths of two Navajo vagrants. The killings occur in “the murder capital” of New Mexico—Gallup. The two bodies are found almost in the exact location, with their throats slashed. Murder is always an uncouth event, but this story is alarming. The crime scene is devoid of any valuable clues. This book is engaging and will keep your attention.
©2022 George Pintar (P)2022 George Pintar
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