"Since Dorothy got married," answered Durgin, at a loss to understand
Garrison's interest. "Why?"
"This could make all the difference in the world to the case," Garrison told him. "Did he say what he'd done with this new document?"
"Just that he'd made a new will."
"Who helped him? Who was the lawyer? Who were the witnesses?"
"He didn't say."
Garrison felt everything disarranged. And Durgin's ignorance was baffling. He went at him aggressively.
"Where was your uncle when he wrote the letter?"
"He was up to Albany."
Albany! There were thousands of lawyers and tens of thousands of men who would do as witnesses in Albany!
"But," insisted Garrison, "perhaps he told you where it was deposited or who had drawn it up, or you may know his lawyer in Albany.