Vieux Carré Voodoo (2010)
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I only had my client’s word that he was actually Levi Gretsch. I hadn’t asked for ID or anything, but maybe Millie and Velma had. The bankbook, though, had been in that name. I found it hard to believe the Whitney Bank would have allowed him to open an account without any identification.
But of course, identification could be forged, and I somehow doubted the new accounts clerk at any bank branch would be trained to spot fake papers.
“He came downstairs and hired me to find someone named Moonie,...” I went on, deciding not to say anything about the bankbook, or searching his apartment. “He had a letter from his grandfather, and a picture taken in Vietnam of three GIs. On the back of the photo were written the names Marty, Mattie, and Moonie. The letter didn’t give any names…it just said one of them died over there, and the other lived in New Orleans and was called Moonie.
It also said that Moonie had ‘what they were looking for.’” I frowned. “If this guy wasn’t Levi Gretsch, how did he get the letter?”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I only had my client’s word that he was actually Levi Gretsch. I hadn’t asked for ID or anything, but maybe Millie and Velma had. The bankbook, though, had been in that name. I found it hard to believe the Whitney Bank would have allowed him to open an account without any identification.
But of course, identification could be forged, and I somehow doubted the new accounts clerk at any bank branch would be trained to spot fake papers.
“He came downstairs and hired me to find someone named Moonie,...” I went on, deciding not to say anything about the bankbook, or searching his apartment. “He had a letter from his grandfather, and a picture taken in Vietnam of three GIs. On the back of the photo were written the names Marty, Mattie, and Moonie. The letter didn’t give any names…it just said one of them died over there, and the other lived in New Orleans and was called Moonie.
It also said that Moonie had ‘what they were looking for.’” I frowned. “If this guy wasn’t Levi Gretsch, how did he get the letter?”
What to read after Vieux Carré Voodoo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greg Herren to read onlineMoreLess
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