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One
weekend
,
Billy
pressed
Kathy
to
show
him
a
copy
of
Johnny
Morrison
’
s
suicide
note
,
which
he
knew
she
had
gotten
from
the
public
defender
’
s
office
.
She
had
resisted
showing
it
to
him
up
to
this
point
,
afraid
it
would
upset
him
,
but
hearing
Billy
talk
of
Dorothy
’
s
suffering
,
what
a
rotten
father
Johnny
Morrison
had
been
,
Kathy
became
annoyed
.
All
her
life
Kathy
had
worshiped
Johnny
’
s
memory
.
It
was
time
for
Billy
to
know
,
the
truth
.
"
Here
,
"
she
said
,
tossing
a
bulky
envelope
on
the
coffee
table
.
Then
she
left
him
alone
.
The
envelope
contained
a
letter
to
Gary
Schweickart
from
the
Office
of
the
Medical
Examiner
in
Dade
County
,
Florida
,
along
with
several
documents
:
four
separate
pages
of
instruction
addressed
to
four
different
people
,
an
eight
-
page
letter
to
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Mr
.
Herb
Rau
,
reporter
for
the
Miami
News
,
and
a
two
-
page
note
,
found
tom
but
subsequently
pieced
together
by
the
police
.
This
appeared
to
be
part
of
a
second
note
to
Rau
,
which
had
never
been
completed
.
The
instructions
concerned
payment
of
outstanding
debts
and
loans
,
the
smallest
of
which
was
twenty
-
seven
dollars
and
the
largest
one
hundred
eighty
dollars
.
A
note
to
"
Louise
"
ended
with
"
one
last
joke
.
Little
Boy
:
Mama
whats
a
werewolf
?
Mother
:
Shut
up
and
comb
your
face
.
"
The
note
to
"
Miss
Dorothy
Vincent
"
began
with
instructions
for
payment
of
debts
to
be
made
from
his
insurance
,
and
ended
:
"
My
final
request
is
to
be
cremated
—
I
couldn
’
t
stand
your
dancing
over
my
grave
.
"
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The
photocopy
of
the
letter
to
Mr
.
Herb
Rau
of
the
Miami
News
was
unreadable
in
spots
,
indicated
here
by
asterisks
:
Mr
.
Herb
Rau
Miami
News
Dear
Sir
: