It Can’t Be…


keep an eye on things during the off-season. In the winter, I teach at a college in San Bernardino.” “Now, what’s a young buck like you doing walking in the


desert, just having his hands tied, and certainly not prepared for the hike?” There was nothing to do but tellNelson the story.When I fin-


ished, he shook his head and muttered “manager of a parking garage.”Then he said: “Well, ifwe’re going to get to the bottomof this caper, I’d better get cleaned up.” He walked into Scotty’s cabin before I could say anything.


Twenty minutes later, he walked out dressed in casual clothes, shaved, clean and looking like a college professor. He locked the front door, walked around back of the cabin and started an engine. When I sawNelson again, hewas driving a brand-newLandRover. He leaned over, opened the door, and said, “Well, get in. If


we’re going to solve thismystery, we had better get started.” A state license was clipped to the sun visor. It said: “James


Nelson, Private Investigator.” He smiled. “I have to have something to do in my spare time, and one of


them is running to ground the man who caused the ‘issues’ a few years back – oneMoncrief Hartison.”


To be continued… PT


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