There could be a trail of dead bodies from here to Arkansas.
The quote suggests a dark and violent scenario, implying that a series of murders or deaths may occur across a wide geographic area from the current location to Arkansas. It hints at a possible trail of destruction or chaos that could span multiple regions, creating a sense of foreboding and danger. The statement is from the book "A Deadly Cliché" by Ellery Adams, indicating that the story may involve crime, mystery, or thriller elements. The quote sets a tense tone and hints at a criminal or deadly pursuit that could have severe consequences over a large distance.
"There could be a trail of dead bodies from here to Arkansas."
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