A Day at the Races (22 page)

Do you honestly think Reichert was for real Moxie, because the Police don’t believe Miller’s story?”

Moxie’s lip curled into a smile.

“Well I guess we will never know Mike will we, because no one has seen him, not even Miller?

If he was for real, he must be one smart operator because I can assure you Miller is no mug, he is a very astute businessman. You would need to get up very early in the morning to put one over on him.

To pull a stroke like that, obtaining twelve, top of the range cars in exchange for what turned out to be a load of worthless paper and spiriting them away, never to be seen again, by someone you have never even met in person and have absolutely no idea what they look like!

Or at least that’s Miller’s story, its no wonder the police don’t accept his version of events!

It’s just too hard to believe, and if that is what really happened, it’s incredible he could pull that off.

Not to mention bringing the whole rotten empire down and exposing his associates in all kinds of criminal activities.

If he is for real, he must be dammed good…. I wouldn’t know where to begin!”