CHAPTER TWELVE
Sharon McEvers arrived in New York on the eve of Thanksgiving. At Kennedy airport, Roberta and Tony Marsh watched each passenger file out the door of the 707.
"Something tells me you've bitten off more than either you nor I can chew, Roberta," Tony said.
"I have to do this, Tony, please try to understand. I wrote to Dr. Kleaver about the girl because it haunted me. Her mother in prison for life with no possibility of parole, her father dead. The girl faces three years in a girls' home-until she's eighteen. Just think of what she would be exposed to therel We can save her from that. We have so much, Tony, and we've been so lucky. I couldn't live with myself if I didn't share some of that luck with someone. And ... my God! The same thing could happen to this girl that ha
