Part 3 — Brian Carved The Turkey The name on the red tab was Brian Teague. My daughter husband. The man who said grace at my table every Thanksgiving for …

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Part 3 — Curtis At Thanksgiving The name on the red tab was Curtis Beal. My wife sister husband. The man who carved the turkey at my table every November …

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Part 3 — A New Roof Rises Mrs. Dahl lifted a single page from her lap. “The auditors found that in March, Mr. Wexler approved a $400,000 loan to his …

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Part 3 — Charlie Leads Again Walter stood very straight, with a Marine on each arm. “Young lady, your grandfather Captain Henry Turner marched with me in 1944,” he said. …

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Part 3 — The Name Returns Mr. Whitfield lifted a sheet of paper. “The property on Washington Road was bought in May for $140,000 in cash,” he said. “That is …

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Part 3 — Ruth Left Two Letters Aunt Hazel eased herself into a porch chair. “In the summer of 1976, Tracy mother, Janice, left this farm after a quarrel with …

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Part 3 — The Truck Comes Home Sheriff Holloway kept one hand on the hood. “The night of the Laurel rodeo in 1995, Colt, your daddy Ben pulled me out …

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Part 3 — Glenda Keeps Notes Glenda opened her folder and looked at the director. “In 2019, Kimberly asked me, as her father hospice nurse, to sign as a witness …

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Part 3 — Frank Mullins Field Judge Bell held up a thin folder. “In 2016, Mr. Burke bought the land under this field for $90,000,” he said. “Two weeks earlier, …

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Part 3 — Room One Twelve Mr. Kowalski turned a page in his grade book. “In April of 1984, Linda took Susan recipe notebook from her locker and photocopied every …

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