The identity of the car was a problem.
The identity of the car was a problem.Including John Belamy’s account, four different models had been reported. One witness, standing on her porch to collect the newspaper, had stated it was a Nissan 350Z. She was eighty-seven percent positive—which Winston thought was an odd degree of certainty. Another woman swore the vehicle that had barreled up Elm Street was a Miata with a hard top. She was certain because her daughter drove the exact same car, only her daughter’s car was blue. The woman had made it clear to the officer there was zero chance that the driver who had hit the yellow-haired woman had been her daughter—because her car was blue—and this one was red.
The neighbor who had seen the aftermath of the accident and had been the first to cal
