77 Cry Vengeance

Obsession fiction writers have long been seeking that plot, which is known as the perfect crime. But like the elusive Will of the Whispe, it is always just beyond reach.

Murder will out, say the wise ones. And the pursuer is often that shadowy ghost known as conscience. In a moment you'll hear such a case in the story of cry vengeance, starring Barton Yarbrough and Michael Rufetto.

A tale told at the Belgian Congo of violence, death and greed, which brought two men to a stern justice. True men, trapped in a pitfall, are their own obsession, commonplace as the predatory animals which roam the jungles.

It is a place also of loneliness, and where isolation is a thing of necessity, not of choice. On a back trait or a destination charted on a map of greed, their own obsession. But how can we be sure that Kenning has got any money?

Why must have? Stance a reason, don't it? He's lived out there on that farm for years. He must have some money, and he's never spent any. What do you mean? He's kind of a miser?

Yeah, that's it. Too stingy to even have any help on the place. He's all by himself. That's why it's gonna be easy. The nearest farm room is that place we passed eight or nine kilometers back.

Mm-hmm. Well, I guess they won't hear him holler then. And then how? Well, it's chance. Well, they probably won't even find him. Nobody ever comes along here. Hey. Ain't that it? Right over there? Hmm. Yeah. Yeah, that's it.

Well, no. Just how you're gonna go about this now? Well, we've got to... ...stole, and see if we can find out where he's got his money, see? We'll write up and ask him if we can stay for supper, offer to pay him.