MURDER TO GO (Food Truck Mysteries Book 1) - Plot & Excerpts
The general public has little need for handwriting analysis. Either most of the experts are employed directly by the police, or they are consultants who charge exorbitant fees to testify as witnesses in a variety of civil and criminal matters. In the end, I had to pay another visit to Mr. Huff, who seemed less than pleased to see me again so soon. “My dear,” he said as he shuffled to his desk. He waited to speak again until he’d settled himself in his chair. He leaned back so that he could see me out of his bifocals. His eyes looked split, the lower half larger than the upper. “Why exactly do you want a handwriting analysis done? I don’t think it would put you in a good light to be dabbling in a field closely related to the matter of the will.” “I have a strong suspicion that the will was forged,” I said. I explained how both witnesses had recently passed away. If the culprit had forged the will and wanted to use the names of people that could not testify in court, then the will had been created within the past two weeks, long past the time of my aunt’s passing.
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