Chapter 4The big question when Jimmy was handed a new case was always the same: where to begin?
For Richard Hickney, it started with Jimmy spying on him from across the street of his office building in Lower Manhattan, and whenever he emerged at the end of the day, Jimmy had easily slipped in behind him to follow him to his assignations. The guy was so busy checking the time he paid no attention to the fact he was being trailed.
For Harris Rothschild, there was no such obvious jumping off point.
Finding a gay man in New York was like finding hay in a haystack. Didn’t mean you’d find the right farm.
As he was leaving the pre-war building at 84th Street, he considered a return subway trip but then voted against it. He needed to ponder his next move and the expanse of Central Park was at
