The Dallas attorney’s memorandum found in that office is four pages and it is entirely proper and it answers exactly the question it was asked, which was: what liquidity is available to the administrator of a minor beneficiary’s estate during probate.

He did nothing wrong.

He was asked a technical question by a client and he answered it correctly.

He has been interviewed twice and is not a subject of anything.

My father read that memorandum in the April, in my kitchen, and put it down, and said one thing.

He said: “I built a door and I put a lock on it and I never once asked what was on the other side of the door if she was not alive.”

Part Eighteen: The Call That Was Closed