One small paragraph caught my eye and I read it in detail. "Cynthia Robinson, a local resident and wife of mogul Jonathan Robinson, was found dead lat... Saturday evening. The body was discovered leaning out of the passenger door of her car which was parked beneath the ramp up onto the Eads Bridge.My feet come off the desk sat up straight and put my coffee cup down. "What the hell was Cynthia doing under the Eads Bridge?" I ask out loud. There was no one in my office so I didn't get an answer.. He checked his stride, but Anne tugged on his arm, intent on avoiding a scene. Stan was at first surprised just how strong Anne was, but then he reflected that he shouldn’t be – she’d handled him without apparent effort in bed. With a low, hissed, ‘Come on!’ Anne pulled him away and into reception. There, they met Denise and Elaine. It was apparent that they’d interrupted a conversation, so Anne again led Stan, this time through and towards the exit on the opposite side, but Denise called out. The meeting was easy. Ramsay, unlike his co-defendant was more scared than angry. He'd be an easy plea-bargain, Kevin thought although before that he needed to know what the prosecution evidence was. From what he'd heard the other man, George Smart wasn't likely to go for a plea bargain which gave Ramsay a definite edge.By eight in the evening Kevin was back in his suite, showered, having a stiff drink and nibbling on the pizza he's had delivered. Then there was a faint knock on the door that. With a thought in my mind as to why dad wouldn't take her there, "That sounds good to me. That way we can maybe see why, he wouldn't take you there." The only reason I can think of, is cause he's been there and the food may not be to his standred for the prices maybe." I think it maybe because of something else myself." And what may that be?" Knowing that you and I go out to eat from time to time, while he is supposed to be on a buisness trip or eats out before going home, like he's going to be.