Murder in the Crescent City
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“No, that’s fine Mr. Breaux. I trust your judgment.”
“All right. Section II, reads as follows: “All possessions I hold under my names, Terry Williams, Joseph Casio and Jules Le Breton are to be given to Ms. Toni Tucker upon my demise. If anyone questions my decisions of this will, 3% of all my cash assets will be set aside to handle the legal processes to maintain my wishes. I’m sure that Mr. Breaux can handle any possible problems that might arise. Now, Misters Breaux, Bailey and Demas, please hand over everything to Ms. Toni Tucker. Please explain all assets and provide all assistance to Ms. Tucker that may be necessary.”
“Toni, I know you don’t understand all of this. Just know that I loved you as I have never loved anyone. You made my life. It was wonderful being with you and living so happily.”
“Ms. Tucker, that is the extent of the personal message
in the will. The rest describes all assets. We will be happy to go over them
with you. I’d like to start with the cash assets. There are twelve different
bank accounts. The total cash value is $345 million.”
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Who was Terry Williams, Joseph Casio or Jules Le Breton? Why would anyone have three names?
The law firm of "Breaux, Bailey and Demas" handles millions of dollars of assets just handed to Toni. They are the only ones that are who they seem.
How do you go from having a few thousand dollars to half a billion and running for your life in a matter of days? Survival is paramount as is finding who killed Terry and left Toni for dead.