His Third Wife
“Keet walked into the mayor’s office the next day with a smile and a ginger step. He was in an argyle sweater and penny loafers. The visit came via an invitation from Jamison’s receptionist, who knew only her orders and greeted Keet in the lobby.
“Officer Neales, welcome to Mayor Jamison Taylor’s office.” She shook his hand. “The mayor will be with you in a minute. Please know we don’t allow recording devices of any kind beyond the reception area. I’ll hold your cell phone up front. If you’d lik...e a picture with the mayor, I can bring the phone back in after your meeting.”
“Darling, I know the rules.” Keet held out his hand. “No phone. No camera. No recording devices.”
“Wonderful. I’ll let him know you’re here.”
Jamison and Leaf had come up with the idea to invite Keet to the office over a beer at a bar the night Val had told her story. The plan was simple: talk—say what they knew and see what he’d say. Keet may have been dangerous—obviously he was dangerous—but he wasn’t stupid.MoreLess
“Officer Neales, welcome to Mayor Jamison Taylor’s office.” She shook his hand. “The mayor will be with you in a minute. Please know we don’t allow recording devices of any kind beyond the reception area. I’ll hold your cell phone up front. If you’d lik...e a picture with the mayor, I can bring the phone back in after your meeting.”
“Darling, I know the rules.” Keet held out his hand. “No phone. No camera. No recording devices.”
“Wonderful. I’ll let him know you’re here.”
Jamison and Leaf had come up with the idea to invite Keet to the office over a beer at a bar the night Val had told her story. The plan was simple: talk—say what they knew and see what he’d say. Keet may have been dangerous—obviously he was dangerous—but he wasn’t stupid.MoreLess
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