The Case Of The Murdered MacKenzie: A Masao Masuto Mystery (Book Seven) - Plot & Excerpts
Masuto repeated his conversation with Wainwright, and Beckman wanted to know what it added up to and where it made any sense. “Mackenzie is killed, or someone who looks enough like him to be his twin brother, and then his wife, and then they go after you and Geffner and Hendricks like they’re running a goddamn butcher shop—and why? We don’t even have a smell of a motive.” “Just a smell. They wanted Eve Mackenzie dead because she knew too much. But what did she know? She wasn’t there when the man in the tub was killed. Did she know who he was? And how does Fenwick figure? Whatever Mackenzie’s employment card had on it could have been masked out when they Xeroxed it. So why wouldn’t they send you his fingerprints?” “They knew it wasn’t Mackenzie?” “No question about it. So that wasn’t Mackenzie. But why this strange charade? If they wanted to get rid of the twin, why not a shotgun blast in the face. A prowler, and Mackenzie kills him in self-defense. No questions asked, the way people feel today.
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