Now You See Her Now You Dont 2nd half

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And now this is Jeffrey Barnes returning you to act too. Now you see her, now you don't. You see Max, the whole plot to cover Janice Ficker's disappearance was not quite apparent to me. For some reason, the employees of the hotel were trying to make it seem that she'd never been there.

The dirty crooks. The register had been altered. The waiter, the clerk, the bellboy, the manager were all lying about not having seen her. The doctor was trying to convince Elaine that she was suffering from hallucinations about her sister.

How hallucination? In short, Max, there was a conspiracy to make it appear that Janice Fickers had never been at the coves. Well, it was up to me to discover the reason for that comparison. Now, Elaine, you've got to help me.

I can put together all the pieces of this puzzle except one. And that is, who would want to? Well, let's say abduct your sister. Has she been in any trouble? Yes, Mr. King. What was it?

I hate to tell you this, but you see, Janice is different from me. She's a year older and she's more sophisticated. And in New York, she runs around with a faster crowd. Anyway, a little while ago, Janice started gambling.

Oh, I see. She ran up some debt at the place where she played. Pretty soon they amounted to $25,000. $25,000? I know that's a lot of money, Mr. King. We've always been spoiled. We've lived from a trust fund and, well, mother has a good deal of money.