CHAPTER 15
In the morning, Wayde returned to his apartment, showered and made a pot of coffee.
He went into his office, sat at the desk and began going over his notes. On a separate piece of notebook paper, Wayde outlined events.
Under Dr. Rhineman’s name, he listed the names of the people murdered. He made notes about each person and how they died. The list of the people involved in Rhineman’s puzzle was growing.
Wayde realized the doctor had thought out his plan well in advance. In the newspaper articles he’d read, they indicated that Dr. Rhineman’s was a genius. Therefore, the conniving doctor was well aware of how his vengeful scheme was going to unfold.
When Wayde went over the list of names, one name stood out—Senator Knowles. He believed the senator was deeply involved, and mos
