The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, where she worked, “is deeply saddened by the unexpected loss of a colleague,” spokesperson Benjamin Haynes said in a statement. She left behind a husband and two young children. Pierre, 38, was pronounced dead at the scene. Patterson then went to a Shell gas station and took a pickup truck that had been left running and unattended, authorities said.Īmy St. Patterson had an appointment at a Northside Medical building and opened fire shortly after arriving in an attack that lasted about two minutes, law enforcement officials said at a news conference Wednesday night. declined Wednesday to discuss any details of the investigation or a possible motive, saying, “Why he did what he did, all of that is still under investigation.” “My team is investigating the details and circumstances of the charges to provide him with zealous, effective, and timely representation.”Ītlanta Police Deputy Chief Charles Hampton Jr. “He is a veteran and suffers from apparent mental health issues,” Hoover wrote in an email. Shawn Hoover, an attorney appointed to represent him, said he met with Patterson Thursday morning. The New York Journal of Books provided a positive review, saying, "Invisible is a difficult book to read because of the sheer horror and mayhem, but it’s even tougher to put down." It was also on the New York Times best seller list for "Combined Print & E-Book Fiction" soon after it was released.Patterson was being held without bond.
Invisible was number two at one point on the USA Today best-seller list. This book is mentioned in several publications. The case becomes scary and dangerous to members of the team, as well. Soon more is found and this case becomes very important, as hundreds of suspect fires are found nationwide.
But one day she finds something of interest to Books and a preliminary investigation is launched by the FBI with Books in charge of the investigation and with Emmy on the team. Even her ex-fiancé (nicknamed "Books"), who is an ex-FBI agent, doubts her. By continuing to insist these explained fires were really murders, she has put her career with the FBI in jeopardy. No one believes Emmy and some even think she has gone mad. New fires fitting the pattern claimed by Emmy continue to occur. Local authorities, finding no foul play, ruled all these fires were accidental. She has been obsessed with a large number of fires in which a single person always died, including one involving her sister. It is part of the series 'Invisible' and it is followed by the book 'Unsolved' (2019)Įmmy Dockery is an FBI research analyst on leave.
Invisible is a novel written by Patterson and David Ellis.
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