Jimmy; cut up into bits - they never found his torso. Or his murderer, who had suffered his own painful death at the hands of Harry, who did not take kindly to one of his boys being killed. Then there was Tommy, whose murder was his own fault, but whose death Harry did count amongst the regrets in his life. He never blamed Ruby for pulling the trigger, though; she was acting in self-defense. And then there were others....well.

Boys around him had a tendency to disappear, inspector Mooney said. No lie there.

"Depends on how many people you loose along the way," he said, eyes on Neil who was sleeping sweetly still.