What the Cat Saw
“He’d gathered up odds and ends of information about those with Haklo keys. Nothing had jumped out at him. No bright red arrow pointed to a vandal, thief, and murderer. Somewhere there had to be a fact that mattered. He settled down to reread the dossiers.
Blythe Webster, 39. BA in English, OU. After graduation returned to Craddock and lived at home. Younger sister still in middle school. Served as a hostess for her father. Unmarried. Craddock gossip in 2005 linked her to a handsome young landma...n who worked for Webster Exploration. Rumor had it that Harris Webster offered the landman a hundred thousand dollars to relocate—by himself—to Argentina. Harris told Blythe he knew a skunk when he saw one and he was saving her from an unhappy marriage. Blythe spent a year in Italy. She returned to Craddock when her father’s health worsened. At his death, she became the sole trustee of Haklo Foundation. She traveled extensively and left the running of Haklo to Marian Grant, COO. However, as trustee, she always attended the annual conference of small charitable foundations.MoreLess
Blythe Webster, 39. BA in English, OU. After graduation returned to Craddock and lived at home. Younger sister still in middle school. Served as a hostess for her father. Unmarried. Craddock gossip in 2005 linked her to a handsome young landma...n who worked for Webster Exploration. Rumor had it that Harris Webster offered the landman a hundred thousand dollars to relocate—by himself—to Argentina. Harris told Blythe he knew a skunk when he saw one and he was saving her from an unhappy marriage. Blythe spent a year in Italy. She returned to Craddock when her father’s health worsened. At his death, she became the sole trustee of Haklo Foundation. She traveled extensively and left the running of Haklo to Marian Grant, COO. However, as trustee, she always attended the annual conference of small charitable foundations.MoreLess
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