October 3, 1901: Neil Gibson wrote Holmes a letter. [THOR]
CLARIDGE’S HOTEL,
October 3rd.DEAR MR. SHERLOCK HOLMES:
I can’t see the best woman God ever made go to her death without doing all that is possible to save her. I can’t explain things—I can’t even try to explain them, but I know beyond all doubt that Miss Dunbar is innocent. You know the facts—who doesn’t? It has been the gossip of the country. And never a voice raised for her! It’s the damned injustice of it all that makes me crazy. That woman has a heart that wouldn’t let her kill a fly. Well, I’ll come at eleven to-morrow and see if you can get some ray of light in the dark. Maybe I have a clue and don’t know it. Anyhow, all I know and all I have and all I am are for your use if only you can save her. If ever in your life you showed your powers, put them now into this case.
Yours faithfully,
J. NEIL GIBSON.
What a picture of Gibson,Thanks Selena.
Here is a limerick for THOR.THOR
Thor Bridge
Maria might well have decried
At the way she was vilified.
So she sought vengeance
For Grace’s presence
Through murder via suicide.
– Don Dillistone, November, 2002
From a Hound of the internet, a close friend of mine who I still miss terribly every day, Chips