A wasted three hours later, Sarah was on her way to the Austin Sports Bar. In her possession were the names of three men who had killed themselves between thirteen and fifteen years ago. She had no specific dates and with only Clara's words to go by that, she found it difficult to narrow the search down any further. James Jackson had been an insurance salesman who had driven his car at a high speed, and his car had banged head-on into a truck coming from the opposite side. It could have been an accident, or probably his car brakes were tampered with, as the reports said that the breaks were faulty. A case of insurance fraud was under investigation in his company at the time, implicating Mr. Jackson. The second man was Ian Thompson, who had quit his job at the insurance company and had left
