Well, I did mention this to Don once." Cindy said. "He told me to explore it on my own time, and I got the feeling he was two steps ahead of me. It's about Jack Muscone." Cindy then explained how Jack was at every location of various murders, such as the Red Chinese spy in San Francisco, the South Korean magnate in Las Vegas, a Federal Reserve accountant in Denver, and so on.
"But as I checked airline records," Cindy said, "two more names popped out as being at all those locations andin Athens, Georgia when an Islamic professor was poisoned.
"Ah, let me guess:" said Phyllis. "A certain Professor of Psychology and s****l Studies and her lovely assistant... who was once my daughter-in-law."
"How'd you know?" Cindy asked, astonished.
"I didn't." said Phyllis. "But you're here talking to m
