Wolfe confronts the local district attorney, Waddell, with his suspicions of murder; as well as Clyde's experience with bulls, the bull itself was free from the amount of gore that would be expected that he violently attacked and gored Clyde.
Wolfe confronts the local district attorney, Waddell, with his suspicions of murder. As well as Clyde's experience with bulls, Wolfe observes that the face of the bull was free from the amount of gore that would be expected that he violently attacked and gored Clyde.