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Lack of Candor - Beginning
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Last edited: Monday, November 19, 2018
Posted: Monday, November 19, 2018

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Beginning of 'Lack of Candor'

This muggy and warm day in Miami sent most people searching for ocean breezes, sandy beaches and cool drinks with little umbrellas in them. My search was for a man named Iaam Trouble. Not sure where he got his first name, or his last name, but I did know the name fit. This guy was bad news. My associate Joe Richardson was working in Mississippi on a case for Black Diamond Insurance. My other associate, Lydia Longstreet was…well…I’m sure Lydia was doing something, I just didn’t know what that something was. Using airplanes and rental cars I had traveled through the Southeastern United States – finally ending up in Miami. I was searching for a person suspected to be heavily involved in a case being handled by Jack Logan. Jack’s client was accused of murdering his business partner, but my investigations had uncovered a blackmail plot by the murdered business partner. He was blackmailing a fellow named Iaam Trouble. The reasons for the blackmail were a little sketchy, so I needed to find Mr. Trouble and get his side of the story. Also maybe find a murder weapon, and perhaps recover some money and documents missing from the murder scene. Documents that I believed were relevant to the blackmail, and money I suspect had been paid to Mr. Iaam Trouble.

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