The hole In the door

[Jim Page]

. . . one might want to give more consideration to the James Owens statement that the fugitives may well have been at Austin Adams's establishment in Newport for part of the time.

Laurie, at the risk of sounding like Johnny One-Note, I again say that a stay in the Adams's place has always seemed more likely to me than five days and nights in a pine thicket.

The escapees may have done in Newport what they did at the Garrett farmhouse; when someone seemed to be coming their way, quickly dash out into the pine thicket till the danger was past.

--Jim