There had never been a public service attended by his colleagues.

Savannah listened as the questions accumulated, her arms folded tightly.

When I offered to explain the foundation accounts, she shook her head.

“The reason I left Minneapolis was not an accounting dispute,” she said.

“I left because I was afraid.”

She told us about a man who had approached her near the maternity ward shortly after the twins were born.

He knew her name and the fact that she had written to Gabriel.