Murder Takes A Vacation and Other Short Stories

About the Book

Early the following morning the shrill sound of my phone ringing startled me awake. Detective Wilson was on the line. I told him he scared the hell out of me and that it was to damn early to get out of the sack. He laughed at me. He stated, "We believe we found Teri's friend and co-worker. Mr. William Corstairs. He is an accountant where Teri Hargrove was employed. He was brought to the precinct this morning for questioning. He is reluctant to speak in fear of losing his job." Wilson said to hurry down to the police station as I was working him on the case. I zoomed into my clothing, got into my truck and rushed to the police station in town. After some time William broke down, sobbing, and told us he had seen Teri several times, but not on the night she was murdered. He could never harm her.

About the Author

Mr. Melvin Krissoff was born in Brooklyn, New York on 3l March 1929 son of Russian Immigrants. After five years they moved to New Jersey where Mr. Krissoff resides at the present time. For the last thirty-seven years He has resided in Avenel, New Jersey. Completed two years at Middlesex Community College studying English and Literature. Spent time in the Navy, Army, worked for the Air Force and spent many years in the Army reserves. He has twelve children, seventeen grandchildren and five great grandchildren as of this writing. Lost his wife of forty-nine and one-half years in October 1997. Lost a daughter, one of twelve children, in 1965. Reads constantly.