Braxton had that effect on people - five minutes with him and you're scared senseless. "The detective's trying to pin Dana's death on me."
"Why does he think you did it?" Scott asked.
"He doesn't have a lead and he's fishing for a scapegoat. Just because I was the last guy to see Dana alive, he thinks...I don't know what he thinks."
Scott's eyes burned into me. "Did you kill Dana?"
"No, I did not." I met his gaze with equal fury. "Did you?"
One of my favorite aspects of The Baffled Beatlemaniac Caper was the mystery. I really loved not only how Carpenter kept me guessing about who the killer was, but I also enjoyed how she was able to pull so much Beatles trivia into the story. I have seen the documentary about the "Paul is Dead" hoax, but I don't know a lot about the Beatles. Carpenter was able to bring in things like Blue Meanies and Apple Bonkers in a way that even those unfamiliar with the Beatles could understand and enjoy.
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