On a hunch \u2013 with no evidence to back it up \u2013 the girl consults the obituaries on-line for the Sentinel. Sure enough, two days\u2019 before, Elizabeth Stride, age 89 of the not-too-pleasant section of Orlando was listed as a death. She googled the woman\u2019s name, but there was no article about her. She found a telephone number for Elizabeth, and dialed it. A man answered the phone. She identified herself, saying she thought she might know something about how Elizabeth was murdered. The man was quiet on the other end. Murdered? Why do you think Mother Elizabeth was murdered? The girl asked, \u201cHow did she die?\u201d The man replied, \u201cWho are you again?\u201d The girl said she must have made a mistake -sorry to trouble you. The man says, \u201cWait \u2013 Mother Elizabeth was so old, we assumed she fell and accidentally cut herself \u2013 do you think she was murdered?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
On a hunch \u2013 with no evidence to back it up \u2013 the girl consults the obituaries on-line for the Sentinel. Sure enough, two days\u2019 before, Elizabeth Stride, age 89 of the not-too-pleasant section of Orlando was listed as a … Continue reading