Summary of Steven C. Drielak's Long Island's Vanished Heiress

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#1 On June 9, 1937, the four inhabitants of a small farmhouse in Stony Brook, New York, began their day. William Parsons, the owner of Long Meadow Farm, put his trousers on over his pajamas and a sweater over his shirt before leaving the house to feed the pigeons and other poultry livestock.

#2 In the fall of 1936, the three of them jointly tried to increase sales. They had thought at first to arrange a display of their canned squab with Macy’s department store in New York City, but they abandoned the idea because the market price for squab was low. They believed that there was more of a market for the squab paste than there was for the canned squabs.

#3 On her return to the farm, Alice parked the Dodge at a slight angle at the rear of the house. Inside, she and Anna talked about the flowers that were to be taken to the flower exchange at the Three Village Garden Club in Stony Brook.

#4 Anna observed a woman and a man visit the farmhouse. The woman was wearing a plain blue dress and a blue straw hat with a low crown. The man was wearing a dark felt hat and a gray suit. They did not notice that they were being observed by Alice and Anna from the farmhouse’s kitchen.

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