From Chapter 37:
“Jesus Christ. I found me an Ennis,” he whispered.
Now that he had a face... a very memorable face, one that was more familiar to him than his own, he had some chance of canvassing. But in the meantime, he had a call to make.
“Huh... hello?”
“Weiss?”
“Cantrell? You still in town?”
“Yeah, sorry ta get ya out of bed but I had a question ta ask ya. Does the name Justin Worrell mean anythin ta you?”
“Worrell. Justin you said? No, but there’s a judge by the name in the criminal court, old guy now, he might be retired. Not a real common name around here Cantrell. Why you askin?”
“Just followin up, I found out who Twist was meetin down here an he lives in Austin. An I can’t find fuck all on him, not even his marriage license. Just got his Texas driver’s license.”
“Well if he’d been in trouble you know how judges look after their own, maybe he’s related to the judge. You can find HIM in Who’s who... he is all over the damn place. Listen Cantrell I got ta sleep. Call me sometime after dinner if ya need anything more.”
“Sure enough, sorry about that, Weiss.”
He hung up, plucking his lip. Deeper and deeper. He headed back to the library then to look up Judge Worrell before it closed. Then it would be off to the Lone Star, this time to stake it out.
Amidst the themes of love, acceptance, forgiveness, etc. - Louise gave us a helluva mystery, too!
Thanks - Marie