Harvey, but she knows he is not like that. Sometimes Susie wishes her father would avenge her death by going after Mr. Harvey knows something about Susie’s death.
But her father does begin to suspect that Mr. She tries to make the dead geranium near him bloom, but it does not. Outside, Susie’s father thinks he hears her. Harvey goes inside and checks on the knife that he used to kill Susie, which is still in his nightstand. Harvey while he is doing this, and he helps him with the tent. Harvey reads about the tents built by a tribe in Mali and decides to replicate them. He decides to keep the Pennsylvania keystone charm, with Susie’s initials, and throws the rest of the charm bracelet in a hole that will become a man-made lake. He stops his car and wanders a construction lot in the dark. Harvey realizes he has Susie’s charm bracelet in his pocket. The sinkhole is on the Flanagan’s property, so he gives them money to sink the safe. Harvey puts the bag with Susie’s remains in a metal safe so that it will weigh it down. Her father tells Buckley that the sinkhole is the earth’s mouth and that it will swallow the refrigerator. Susie remembers going to the sinkhole with her father and Buckley to put an old refrigerator in it. Harvey takes Susie’s remains to a sinkhole.
Harvey, about her death, and about the other girls he killed, to the desire dogs have to go after a smell even when it is a bad smell. Susie compares her desire to know more about Mr. In the bag with Susie are the razors, shaving cream, knife and a book of sonnets. Harvey washes up and is very calm, thinking about Susie’s scream and her death moan. He carries her back to the house and leaves her in the garage, where her blood leaves a stain on the floor. Harvey puts Susie’s body parts in a sack and closes up the hole. When Susie first goes missing, her parents go door to door and make phone calls looking for her.
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