A Twenty-Dollar Bill Dropped Into the Dust Beside a Tennessee Highway
Sullivan,” Miller asked.
“What does a personal dispute have to do with this corporate closing?”
“Because forty-one thousand dollars vanished from my company escrow account on March twelfth,” I said.
Vance turned to page ten.
“This shows a bank wire to a commercial account in Knoxville.”
“That money went to two men named Miller and Ray,” I said.
“I used them twenty-five years ago when I had wildcat drivers jumping freight in Memphis.
They don’t work for trucking outfits anymore.”