CHAPTER TENThe glory days of the New York, New Haven & Hartford were clearly long gone but there were just too many commuters and too little room on the highways to do without rail service in and out of Manhattan.
Walking into Grand Central had been like walking into still another movie. Lindsey expected to see Cary Grant or Myrna Loy appear at any moment. He bought his round-trip ticket to New Haven, drank a cup of coffee while he waited for the gate to open, and climbed aboard a coach.
He was traveling against the rush, so he had no trouble finding a window seat and settling in. He opened his laptop and booted up the Nyagic file. He knew what he wanted to ask Professor Van Huysen but he wanted to review the case once more before they met.
He looked around and discovered that the passe
