Chapter Sixteen
The list of suspects seemed to be dwindling. Kitty Kirk could still have killed Parke Stockard, but it made more sense that she was killed because someone else was the murderer and she’d known about it. Cecil Stockard could have killed his mother, but it seemed unlikely since he’d had an iron-clad alibi for Kitty’s murder and it appeared the two murders were linked. Which meant the suspects Myrtle still needed to talk to were Benton and Tippy Chambers, Josh Tucker, and Althea Hayes.
She was just figuring out how to manipulate a time to talk to each of them when Myrtle’s doorbell rang. She frowned and checked her kitchen wall clock. 7:00 a.m. She picked up her cane and walked over to the front door, peeking out through the sheer curtains at the window next to the door. S
