The Emily Braddock Matter

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Oh, hi Frank, how's it going? Okay, I guess, Johnny. Say, are you tied up? No, not at the moment. What is it? Bad check, honest. Uh-huh. Always. Sounds like a very busy man. A woman.

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The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Emily Braddock matter.

Expense account item 1, 158.16 cents. Plain fare and Inc. Hartford to Santa Barbara. My mid-morning arrival was timed for the sun and the sea to show off a sizable and pleasantly crowded harbor, some sprawling hotels, two lush green golf courses, and acres and acres of snug, expensive homes. At the police station, my contact to Sergeant Lopez was out, so I

went over to the harbor in and met the victimized hotel operator, Glenn Sheridan, tall gray-haired slacks, sport shirts, suntan, and sandals. On the face of it, you'd think I'd been in the hotel business twenty minutes and set 20 years the way that woman took me well she's done the same thing in several other nice hotels up and down the coast if that's any comfort