Chapter 10After chauffeuring the kids to school the next morning, I ambled across Cambridge Lawn, reflecting on what the O'Malley family must be going through on a day like today. To lose a loved one was devastating, but to relive that pain without understanding why he'd been murdered would be far worse. Death represented finality to some, a beginning to others. Minnie was a religious woman who'd found some level of comfort in knowing her beloved husband had been with God the whole time. While she'd always believed he'd died fifty years ago in the Vietnam War, locating his body must've been a relief despite the circumstances.
I met Nana D in the parking lot, where I also noticed a Cadillac parked in the first row. It looked about the same shape and size as the one from the prior night, bu
