![]() Our Eleanor Faderman watched him do this. ![]() When the principal finally opened her door to invite him in, the detective left the copy of the book on the table outside her office. He was new to the Pinkerton agency and unhappy with this assignment: the deaths of Clara and Flo were, of course, gruesome and terrible, but he believed they were also wholly accidental, a cruelty of nature. That detective had been disinterestedly thumbing through the book as he waited to speak to Principal Libbie Brookhants about the tragedy. She had her chance due to the carelessness of a Pinkerton hired by Flo’s mother to investigate her death. ![]() Given these abilities, it wasn’t difficult for Eleanor Faderman to filch the copy of the book that returned with the bodies and then keep quiet about it, too. ![]()
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