Two in a Million

Pounce on Ponce

The generally docile and direct Ernest Kinney went straight for the jugular of Oppliger's argument as he settled into presenting what were—essentially—his theories regarding Dana's innocence. His main focus was the fact that Dana had every reason not to murder his family.

"He had a Mercedes, the finest computer, great clothes," said Kinney. "Maybe Dana was spoiled by his parents, but he appreciated what they did for him."

Appreciated what they did for him?

Okay ...

This was true—but Dana was never satisfied. He wanted more. And he wanted it on his terms and his timeframe.

Oppliger had made that perfectly clear.

Kinney figured if Oppliger could spend a full day, why not, it seemed like a good idea.

So he did just that.

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1. Golden Child
2. Jesus Christ
3. Paradise
4. Murder on Circle Drive
5. Worry
6. Missing
7. Forced Entry
8. Staged
9. Horror Show
10. Where's the Kid?
11. The Scene
12. CIA
13. Staring Down the Barrel
14. Bullet Pathway
15. Inside Job
16. Interview
17. Denial
18. Big Mouth
19. Dollars and Sense
20. Profit
21. Reward
22. Son
23. Sociopath
24. Dinner Guest
25. Arrest
26. Liar
27. Conspiracy
28. Business
29. Book Man
30. He Said-He Said
31. Pounce on Ponce
32. Money, Money, Money, Mon ... nay
33. Changed Man
34. Freedom
35. Father and Son
36. The End
37. Bibliography