The Catnapping Mystery
The Catnapping Mystery
“Then she said, “Yes, I understand. I’ll do whatever you tell me to do. I just want my Little Tiger back.”
She hung up the telephone.
“Well, what did he say?” Officer Johnson asked.
“He wants five thousand dollars wrapped in an old newspaper. In exactly two hours, I have to leave it behind the third column to the right of the front entrance to the Kurt Daub Museum. Once he gets the money, he’ll call here and tell me where to find Little Tiger and my things.”
“Why don’t you try to trace his next ...call?” Mrs. Jansen asked.
“No,” Officer Goldberg told her. “He doesn’t stay on the telephone long enough for that.”
Esther Wright looked at her watch as she got up from the bed. “I’ll pay the money.
That’s what I’ll do. I’ll pay the money and get Little Tiger back.”
“Maybe I can help you find the thief,” Cam told Officer Johnson. “I saw him and his van.”
Esther Wright was at the door. “I have to hurry. I have just two hours to deliver the money,”MoreLess
She hung up the telephone.
“Well, what did he say?” Officer Johnson asked.
“He wants five thousand dollars wrapped in an old newspaper. In exactly two hours, I have to leave it behind the third column to the right of the front entrance to the Kurt Daub Museum. Once he gets the money, he’ll call here and tell me where to find Little Tiger and my things.”
“Why don’t you try to trace his next ...call?” Mrs. Jansen asked.
“No,” Officer Goldberg told her. “He doesn’t stay on the telephone long enough for that.”
Esther Wright looked at her watch as she got up from the bed. “I’ll pay the money.
That’s what I’ll do. I’ll pay the money and get Little Tiger back.”
“Maybe I can help you find the thief,” Cam told Officer Johnson. “I saw him and his van.”
Esther Wright was at the door. “I have to hurry. I have just two hours to deliver the money,”MoreLess
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