CHAPTER SIXTEENLindsey had dressed like an insurance man for his visit to Peabody Fine Art and Antiques. Dark suit, white shirt, conservative tie. in an International Surety office he would have fit in perfectly. On the streets of the French Quarter he stood out like a jockey on a basketball team. He went back to his hotel room, changed to a bright shirt and a pair of khaki shorts and ventured out still again.
He had to find Benjamin Bruninski. That was the only way to find Mae Bruninski, the girl on the cover of Death in the Ditch. Nathan ben Zinowicz had followed the same trail that Lindsey did. Ben Zinowicz was in New Orleans, and knew that Lindsey was there. And Ben Zinowicz had to be the person who had stolen Bruninski’s file from Peabody. Otherwise—there was no otherwise. This case
