Case No.1: Murder
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His job paid a fair salary, but it would never make him rich…and he wanted to be rich. It was now or never. He spoke over his left shoulder to the woman lying on the other side of the bed, “Laverne, do you want all of your father’s fortune or just half of it?” “What?” she exclaimed, allowing a second for what he had said to sink in. She rolled over onto her right side, unashamed of her nakedness, and stared at his back. “You and Linda are the only two beneficiaries.” “How do you know that, Morris?” “You know that I have been Joseph’s lawyer for several years, right? Well, the other day he made me executor of his will.” “How can you make me a sole beneficiary?” “People will have to die.”
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Randy Evers Milhouse was now a licensed Private Investigator and this was his first case. On the recommendations of the County District Attorney, he is hired by an insurance company to ascertain that Laverne Sparks Payne and Linda Sparks Burns, daughters of Joseph Sparks, were the only rightful heirs to their now-deceased father’s estate. According to Doctor Nelson, Sparks had died from a heart attack. But certain information surfaced that suggested that he could have died because of foul play. Following that revelation, other questions began to arise, such as why did Linda leave town before her senior year in high school? What did Levi Keys and Harold Burns have in common? Why are there break-ins to Randy’s apartment? And why were people being murdered?
About the Author
The author is a graduate of the University of Southern Mississippi. He and his wife, Karen, live in Mississippi. They are the parents of two daughters, Amy and Jill. Mr. Roberts is also the author of Blood in the Dust, a collection of 9 short stories about the Cowboy-West.