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A friend sent me what he assures me is a direct quote from Winston Churchill. He had taken a cruise on an Italian liner. When asked why an Italian rather than a British liner, he replied that on the Italian liner, the food was superb, the service impeccable, and, in the event of an emergency, there would be none of that women and chilren first nonsense.

There is a loose thread from last chapter. We were told that Bridget parked her car next to George's, then disposed of George, and then drove off. That would leave George's car sitting at the farm. Is the car still there? Doesn't its existence provide a strong clue to explain George's absence? Why, in this chapter, do the dynamic detective duo declare that George is in Miami?