"I have to admit," said Tanya, "that this is a point upon which Detective Troy and I diverge. First, the war between Commander Troy and the Press is well-known throughout the State; I can hardly believe a gossip reporter of Ms. Hopper's caliber would not be well aware of it. Also, if she knew something helpful to Bettina and not helpful to the Government's case, she very likely would communicate that to Bettina's lawyers or to KXTC. And if she did intend to go through Elsie, I don't see her going to Phyllis Troy."
"If I may ask a question..." said a voice from the doorway. Everyone looked up to see Your Iron Crowbar standing there.
I came on inside, and said "While I agree that pursuing and discussing the motive angle vis-a-vis these articles is worth looking into, Louella Hopper has pub
