Father's Day Murder
“There was no question in my mind that Fred Beller had known well in advance of his trip to New York that the Morris Avenue Boys were having a reunion on Father’s Day. Just because he never showed up didn’t mean he didn’t receive an invitation. He had received one and timed his visit to coincide with the reunion. For all I knew, he might have had dinner in the same restaurant at the same time. I wondered if the detectives investigating the Wien homicide knew about this, and I thought it was very likely that they did not.I picked up the phone again and dialed the Waldorf. The phone in the Bellers’ room rang several times and I was about to give up when a woman answered.“I’d like to speak to Fred Beller, please.”“Just a minute.” Off the phone she called, “Come on back, Fred. It’s for you.”He answered a moment later.“Mr. Beller, my name is Christine Bennett. I’m looking into the murder of your friend Arthur Wien for Dr. Morton Horowitz, and I’d like to talk to you while you’re still in Ne...w York.”There was a moment of silence.MoreLess
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