One Scrap of Paper from Oak Creek Hospital Rewrote Thirty-Four Years of What My Family Remembered
“It was in Frank’s bag of personal effects, wrapped in a cloth.”
Arlene pushed her reading glasses up onto her head and leaned in to look at the brass teeth.
She pointed to a small three-digit number stamped near the ring hole.
“Record box seventy-two,” Arlene said.
“That’s no house key, Howard.
That’s a heavy commercial key stamp.”
“It isn’t a bank key either,” Howard said.
His gravelly voice slowed into a lazy Southern drawl.