El visitante

An eleven-year-old boy has been brutally murdered. All the evidence points to one of Flint City's most beloved citizens: Terry Maitland, coach in the children's league, literature teacher, exemplary husband and father of two girls. Detective Ralph Anderson orders his arrest. Maitland has a strong alibi that shows he was in another city when the crime was committed, but DNA evidence found at the scene confirms that he is guilty. In court and public opinion Terry Maitland is a murderer and the case is resolved. But Detective Anderson is not satisfied. Maitland seems like a good guy, an exemplary citizen, does he have two faces? And how is it possible that he was in two places at the same time? The answer, as it could not be otherwise coming out of Stephen King's pen, will make you wish you hadn't asked.