The Hidden Motive Behind Kelly Murder in New York
Barry Gilbert uncovers a web of deceit linking Judge Hambidge, Mrs. Kelly, and the Ridder family as he probes the taxi murder night. A doctor witness and a forged alibi hint at a plot to protect a powerful figure while the true killer hides in plain sight.
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Shapters
Ess
Southampton
Barry Gilbert
States
Lletts
Frans
Jack der
Germany
Jack
Barry
Evans
Montauk
Judge Mbidge
Patricia
Believe
Jack Ridder
Champton
Mr. Ridder
the Globe
Judgebidge
Amany Hall
Peter Wins
Winslow
Hambidge
Jack Rich
New York
Mike Kelly
Tammany
Pegsy
Oride
Jay Ogers
Orf
Cocoanut Bar
Kelly
Lee
Idder
Rogers
Globe
Ernie Harwood
Gilbert
Sixteenth Street
Judge Hambidge
Pat
Willetts
Mr. Gilbert
Inal
Ridder
Peggy
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Sleuths Push On As The Globe Tale Winds On
ARRY went to The Globe hoping for his dismissal yet lingered on the case. Ernie Harwood, catching the sleuthing bug, notes most papers have dropped it and vows to keep at the story. Barry and Harwood discuss the work and the two phone calls from Kellys within eleven.
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Barry
Peggy
Charine
Peg
Pat
Evans
Globe
Tim Laugherty
Tim
Kelly
The
Oriental
Forties
Betty Barclay
Hood
Yale Club
Riverside Drive
Rogers
Boloney
Pal
Arry
Ernie Harwood
Bure
Curtain falls on a tense exchange with hidden truths
Barry confronts Pat and an embattled Judge after a revelation about their secrets. The Judge recalls writing an opinion on Jefferson street, balking at a crooked act, and arranging a follow up with Kelly, while Pat warns that both sides know more than they reveal.
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Barry
Pat
Jefferson Street
the Astor
Kelly
Twenty-third Street
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