Loves Music Loves to Dance by Clark Mary Higgins & Rubenstein Julie

Author:Clark, Mary Higgins & Rubenstein, Julie [Clark, Mary Higgins & Rubenstein, Julie]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Mystery, Suspense, thriller, Crime, Adult, Romance, Contemporary
ISBN: 9780743206181
Amazon: 0743206185
Goodreads: 7851850
Publisher: Simon & Schuster Books
Published: 1991-05-15T07:00:00+00:00

Vince got back to his office at Federal Plaza at three o’clock Friday afternoon. There was an urgent message for him to call Police Chief Moore in Darien. From him, Vince learned about the package that had arrived at the Sheridan home.

“You’re sure they’re the mates of the ones Nan Sheridan was wearing?”

“We’ve compared them. We have both sets now.”

“Has the press gotten hold of this?”

“Not so far. We’re trying to keep it quiet, but no guarantees. You’ve met Chris Sheridan. That was his first concern.”

“It’s mine, too,” Vince said quickly. “What we now know is that this killer started fifteen years ago, if not sooner. He has to have a reason for sending those shoes back at this time. I want to talk to one of our psychiatrists to get his opinion. But if anyone questioned about Nan Sheridan’s death also can be linked to Claire Barnes, we’ve got something positive to go on.”

“How about Erin Kelley? Don’t you include her?”

“I’m still keeping an open mind. Her death may have been connected to the missing jewelry and made to look like a copycat murder.” Vince arranged to pick up the shoes the next day and hung up.

His assistant, Ernie Cizek, a new young agent from Colorado, briefed him on Darcy’s call about Len Parker.

“This guy’s a weirdo,” Cizek said. “Works in maintenance at NYU. An electrical whiz. Can fix anything. Loner. Paranoid about money. But get this! The family is loaded. Parker’s got a hefty income. A trustee banks an allowance for him. He only made one large withdrawal, some years ago. The trustee thinks he bought property. Seems to live on his maintenance salary in a cheap walkup on Ninth Avenue. Has an old station wagon. No garage. He parks it on the street.”

“Police record?”

“Same sort of thing that the Scott girl complained about. Following girls home. Shouting at them. Banging on doors. He’s a great one for placing personal ads. Everybody brushes him off. So far no physical attacks. Restraining orders but no convictions.”

“Bring him in now.”

“I’ve talked to his shrink. He says he’s harmless.”

“Sure he’s harmless. Just like Peeping Toms supposedly never act out their fantasies. We both know better, don’t we?”

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