“He hoped to catch Len Redgrove at the tail end of his lecture and set a little time with him to try to convince him he should assist Will in the defense of Colonel Caleb Marlowe before the International Criminal Court. But he couldn’t get Fiona on her cell phone or at home. So he left a voice mail at both places. The attorney pulled into the wooded parking lot of the University of Richmond, parked his car, and then walked quickly across the plaza toward the law school building. Reaching the lec...ture hall, he slipped into the back and sat down. On the dais for the symposium were several scholars and law professors, along with a moderator. Len Redgrove was at the podium. He was the final speaker. The professor was sixty, with short, pure-white hair and bifocals perched on the end of his nose. He was dressed casually in a tweed jacket, but with a plaid shirt that clashed with his tie. He had a familiar, almost folksy way about him as he spoke, though his content was erudite, even lofty. Typical Len Redgrove.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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