Crow and Earl made their way down the boardwalk to the US Marshal"s office. Earl noted three men standing together across the street in front of the bank. There was something about them that made him take a second look. He started to say something to Crow, but Crow said, “I see "em. There are two more a couple of doors up. I think they"re together.”
Crow and Earl stopped in front of the Marshal"s office, took one more look across the street, but the suspicious men were no longer there. Earl opened the door, and they went inside.
Marshal Gibbins sat behind his desk working on a report. Gibbins hated paperwork, but his budget did not allow for the hiring of office help. The door of his office opened, and two men stepped in. One drew his attention immediately. Gibbins figured the big one mu
