The Phantom Killer: Unlocking The Mystery Of The Texarkana Serial Murders: The Story Of A Town In Terror - Plot & Excerpts
Betty Jo always gave a full report on the evening, down to what she’d eaten and done. In due time, however, Bessie saw no reason to wait up so late and went on to bed before her daughter arrived in the wee hours. On this Saturday night, Betty Jo still not in, Bessie went on to bed and fell asleep. She hadn’t been asleep long when she got up. Betty Jo wasn’t in, and her saxophone wasn’t where she always left it when she went back out after playing for the dance. Bessie woke her husband. “Clark, Betty Jo isn’t here. Her saxophone’s not here. Something is wrong.” Drowsily, Clark Brown said, “Well, don’t get upset. You’ll hear from her.” “No,” she said, “I’m going to call the police. I’m going to call the hospitals.” “Bessie, don’t do that. It will embarrass Betty Jo, and it will embarrass you, if there’s nothing wrong. She’ll show up after a while and explain.” Bessie couldn’t go back to sleep. She turned the matter over and over in her mind.
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