FIFTEEN

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FIFTEEN MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE — JULY“Are you Mr. Basser?” The hotel clerk asked. “You got him.” “Phone call came through and a message for you, sir.” The clerk handed the deputy sheriff a written note with a name and a number on it. “Thanks.” Basser hurried to his room, threw his sports coat on the bed, and made the telephone connection to Louisiana. “Ben?” “That’s me.” “It’s Vince. I got your note. What’s up?” “It’s not good. Billy Lee is dead. His body was found in a ditch outside Mobile, Alabama. Shot twice in the head. And his Packard was gone. Stolen, probably.” “Isn’t that great. No other leads there?” “Not a one, yet. How’s about you?” “Two months and still not any closer,” Basser replied. “I’m checking out the ball teams. All I get is the same old thing. ‘Try the team that

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