Check planes, buses, trains, cruise ships, even rental car agencies. I suspect he is not dead but don’t leave any stone uncovered. I’m going to...be out most of the day checking his residence, neighbors, friends, the whole routine. I need to pick up his trail today.” “Yes sir boss, I’ll get right on it,” she said. “How do you spell his name?” “J A N K O W S K I,” I said, “first name A L A N.” I did a little computer searching to find out what I could about him then left the. "You canimagine the headlines: 'The Cross-dressing Earl of Hadleigh'. Itdoesn't bear thinking about." God, pompous much? All right, all right! I'll introduce you as oneof the Estate workers who's volunteered to help out. That certainlyfits with the state of you. Earls aren't supposed to do manuallabour. I'll find you a baseball cap and some dark glasses. Please,Rob! These are good customers. We need them to go home happy."I hesitated. She seized the initiative and dragged me upstairs. She spoke softly saying: “Tell me a little about yourself?” I told her some of the basics. I shared that I am 45 years old, living by myself 40 minutes from the park entrance, and that I work part-time, making enough money to give myself the time to relax and enjoy my life.She interrupted me asking: “No, the facts are unimportant. I want you to share with me what matters to you. What is really important? Where is your spirit? Who or what owns your heart and soul?”I was silent for a. Dan suppressed a chuckle as he neared him. ‘Sir, have you had anything to drink tonight?’ ‘Pshh, don’t be silly,’ the man mumbled, stumbling towards Dan. Richard let out a laugh. ‘I’ll handle this,’ Dan told him with a grin. ‘Would you like to take a sobriety test?’ The man gave an odd look. ‘Ah don’t need tah take no test. Ah quit hah school long ago.’ ‘Alright,’ Dan responded. ‘In that case I’ll need you to turn around and place your hands behind your back.’ After making a strange face, the.