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and one of LaFlonza’s gunsels walkedin with his gun drawn. At thatmoment, a car pulled up outside. Thelady herself swept in with two moreof her pack. It just kept getting betterand better.

“Well, Mr. Manning,” LaFlonzagrowled, “it looks like this round isgoing to me.”

She looked over at her man.“Sorry, boss,” he said. “I had to

shoot Ball. He was going for his gun.”“It’s all right,” she said. “Actually,

it makes matters a bit easier. We’ll justshoot Manning with Ball’s gun, putyour gun in Manning’s hands, andwe’ll be clean on this one.”

I didn’t like the way this wasgoing, at all.

“Wait just a minute,” I said. “Youcan’t go around shooting people. Iassume you killed Gilberto Quintanaat the garage and set up my client totake the fall?”

“Ah, Gilberto,” she purred. “Hewas a nice guy, and a great lover. Buthe just couldn’t get it right. I thoughtI had control of him, but it turned outhe was really spying for Ball, not forme. I met him at the garage thatnight. We were going to a late dinner.When I mentioned his double-deal-ing, he was understandably upset. I’mafraid the knife is my weapon ofchoice.

“As for your client, she just hap-

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took Jeeves into the library andpoured him a dram of Laphroaig.He took it in a single gulp. Forti-

fied, he told me the story.Turns out that Jeeves was more

than just Ball’s houseman. He wasalso his personal assistant. He kneweverything that was going on.

“I’ve been with Art for almost 10years. In the beginning, it was just aparking operation and we grew quick-ly. But Art became greedy. Parkingwasn’t enough for him. He began todabble in numbers, prostitution, gam-bling. When he found out how easy itwas to launder money through thegarage, it was icing on the cake.

“I had no problem with the num-bers, gambling and all,” Jeeves said. “Iwas making a lot of money. But itbegan to go south when the Mobarrived. They didn’t want the garage;they wanted Art’s entire operation.The idiot. He should have let themhave it. He had all the money heneeded. But he decided to fight them.And that woman -- what a piece ofwork.”

“Woman?” I asked. “Do youmean Maria LaFlonza?”

“Yeah, that’s her. She was a ‘B’actress, but she used that as a cover.She runs the Mob’s operation here onthe West Coast. And she wants Art’soperation in the worst way. I guessshe’ll get it now.”

I heard a sound in the next room,

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Behind him, sprawled in the doorway to the library,was a body. It had a bullet hole in its forehead.Manning knew only one thing for sure: Art Ballwould be Forest Lawn’s next customer.

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pened to be conveniently nearby. “OK, fellas, let’s set this one up,”

LaFlonza said. “Someone may haveheard the shots. Jeeves, give the guysa hand with Ball’s body.”

I shot Jeeves a look, and hesmiled. “Well,” he shrugged, “shepays top dollar.”

This wasn’t looking good. I wasrunning out of options, and I didn’thear any cavalry coming over the hill.No one had called the police. Jeevesand another of the mobsters movedBall’s body so it looked as if he wasshooting at something. Then theyshoved me over in front of the body.Jeeves took Ball’s gun and pointed itat my chest. No, this wasn’t lookinggood at all.

At that moment, a thick Irishbrogue cut through the tension.“Hold it right there, boyo, and dropthat gun.”

My buddy Jim Walsh from the BelAir Patrol walked into the room.“Thought you could use a little helpabout now, Paul.”

I started breathing again andsmiled.

Seems Jim had asked one of hisPatrol buddies to take Shirley homeand then followed me over to Ball’shouse. He got there just in time to seeLaFlonza arrive, and had been stand-ing behind the door with his gundrawn during the entire affair.

I picked up the phone and calledSgt. Bill Vose at the LAPD. He said hewould dispatch a prowl car and thenbe right over. When he arrived, Billflashed his badge for all to see, andthen I told the story. Vose arrestedLaFlonza and her bunch on the spot.

“You’re wasting your time, offi-cer,” she said. “My lawyers will haveus out of jail before lunch.”

“Perhaps,” Vose said. “But withthe testimony of Manning and Walsh,plus the fact that this knife here inyour purse is a perfect match with theone we found in Quintana, my guessis that the jury won’t have much trou-ble coming to a decision. Take heraway.”

“I think this round is mine,” Isaid as LaFlonza walked out in hand-cuffs, “and the match, too.”

The next day, Shirley and I met

with DC McGuire, our parking expert;my client, Betty Beeson; and Betty’slandlady, Marlene Crowley, for lunchat the 19th hole at Rancho Park GolfCourse.

“What I don’t understand,” saidCrowley, “is why the Mob cared aboutthe notebook that had the money-laundering information. They nearlykilled Betty and ripped her roomapart looking for it.”

“They didn’t,” I said. “That wasone of Ball’s guys. Ball would havebeen in big trouble with the feds ifBetty had figured out what was goingon and turned him in. Ball was justfortunate that she was from Iowa andnot Manhattan. She didn’t knowwhat she had in the notebook. TheMob cared about Ball’s other activi-ties. The money laundering was justan ‘extra’ for them.”

“So, Betty, what’s up for you?“ I asked. “Your former boss is push-ing up daisies.”

“Betty and I have decided toenter into a partnership,” DC said. “Iwill front for her, and she can run theoperations. Parking operations, thatis. Our first location will be theArgyle, arranged through the good

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The murderer was in jail, Betty andDC were in business, and then Ilooked at Shirley.

“I think it’s time you made achoice, Paul Manning,” she said. “Meor that endless line of nurses andwaitresses and beautiful clients.”

Shirley gave me a look that toldme I had little choice. I began to won-der if I would have been better offback with that she-wolf with thevoice like moonlight on the SpanishSteps.

At that moment, the bartendercalled my name and said I had aphone call. It was my answering serv-ice. Seems a new client had called,and it was an emergency. I askedwhether the client was male orfemale.

Oh boy, I was in trouble again.

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MCGANN ASSOCIATES986 Industry Drive, Seattle, WA 98188Tel 206-575-1980

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PROTECTIONTECH2751 152nd Ave. NERedmond, WA 98052Office 425-869-7778; Fax 425-869-7717Spokane Office 509-747-6231www.protectiontech.com

Far WestASSI-SECURITY INC.18001 Cowan, Suite A Irvine, CA 92614-6801Tel 949-955-0244; Fax 949-955-0243

INTEGRATED ACCESS SYSTEMS, INC.10755 Sherman Way, Suite 4Sun Valley, CA 91352Tel 866-249-4427; Fax 818-764-7033

MCGANN ASSOCIATES900 Doolittle Dr., Suite IIASan Leandro, CA 94577Tel 510-568-6484

MCGANN ASSOCIATES8220 Belvedere Ave, #BSacramento, CA 95826Tel 916-456-1065

PARKING TECHNICAL SERVICES9851 1/2 Alburtis AvenueSanta Fe Springs, CA 90670Tel: 562-949-5227; Fax 562-949-5857

SAS ACCESS SYSTEMS601 Market St., San Diego, CA 92101Tel 619-236-0602; Fax 619-238-0868www.sas-access.com

SECOM INTERNATIONAL9610 Bellanca AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90045Tel 310-641-1290

SECURITEC ACCESS CONTROLS10861 Sherman Way, Sun Valley, CA 91352Tel 818-759-1292; Fax 818-759-1299

SENTRY CONTROL SYSTEMS9842 Glenoaks Blvd.Sun Valley, CA 91352Tel 800-246-6662; Fax 818-252-0400www.sentrycontrol.com

W. D. WHITE CO. 3505 Magnolia St.,Oakland, CA 94608Tel 510-658-8167; Fax 510-658-3503

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2005

April 13-15Texas Parking Association Annual Trade Show andConference Location: Dallas Texas Contact: Camille Williams 972 883 2343 Email: [email protected]

May 21-25International Parking Institute Conference And ExpoLocation: Fort Lauderdale Convention Center, Ft. Lauderdale, FLContact: IPI 540-371-7535

September 27-3012th European Parking CongressLocation: Hotel President Wilson, Geneva, SwitzerlandContact: ParkingswissEmail: [email protected]

September 27-29Parking Industry Exhibition/Intertraffic North America --Parking and Traffic Exhibition - Conference for ParkingManagement and TechnologyLocation: Baltimore Convention Center, Baltimore, MD Contact: Sandra Watson 310 390 5277 ext 4 Email: [email protected]

October 16-19, 2005National Parking Association Annual ConventionLocation: Fontainbleau Hilton Resort, Miami Beach, FLContact: Pat Langfeld 202.296.4336 x 205Email: [email protected]

November 12-16, 2005Canadian Parking Association Annual Conference and TradeShowLocation: Niagara Falls, OntarioContact: Carole Dunlevie 613-727-0700Email: [email protected]

2006

May 14-18International Parking InstituteConference And ExpoLocation: Mandalay Bay Resort And Convention Center, LasVegas, NVContact: IPI 540-371-7535

2007

May 19-23International Parking Institute ConferenceAnd ExpoLocation: Tampa, FloridaContact: Coleen WilliamsonEmail: [email protected]

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