Charles Marsh

His secretary's still here.

You mean he, he left without Marsh?

Yeah.

Marsh was up in his room sleeping at the time.

I guess Burrows didn't want to wait for him.

He went off and left his secretary behind? Well, now, that's the strangest thing I ever heard of.

You see, that's why I'm calling you.

Oh, I don't understand all this.

Uh, this one coming from Susan, and a problem that I have noticed.

There was a letter by Charles Marsh in the, uh, daily newspaper today.

It's time Charlottesville turned down the volume about these loud cars racing up and down our streets, and, uh, I s- I hear and see them on twenty-nine.

Susan writes in, "I don't know about you, but we routinely hear these cars gunning up and down twenty-nine at night.