Jenny McPherson is elated when she gives birth to a set of beautiful twin girls. Early on, they show an unusual ability for music. On their twelfth birthday, their parents enroll the twins in a world-famous music school. Sam McPherson, their father, decides to pick them up for the weekend. When he was ready to get them, he opens their dorm room. It was empty; purses spread over the unmade beds. He does not know what happens to the girls. The school officials do not know and the police were not very helpful. Finally, in desperation, Sam hires Stan Mallory, PI, to look for the twins. He strongly suspects that the twins are a subject of human trafficking. Stan searches the neighborhood and all across the Americas to find them. Is he successful?

Twins

 The first swat team returned to the police station, and they took three slave girls with them. The second swat team turned both homes upside down to find evidence related to human trafficking. And they found plenty. That will keep Inspector Randolph Smith busy for more than one year. The city impounded both Harris’ homes because they used them for human trafficking. A personnel expert at the police department will work on returning three slave girls to their rightful places of origin; one was American, one was Italian, and one was from Tunisia. Randolph and Stan put the twins in the backseat, and Randolph drove to the police station. When Stan arrived at the station, the secretary said, “Mr. Mallory, I booked three tickets for you. The next flight to Cleveland is tomorrow at nine a. m. 


 The first thing that Stan did was to call the McPhersons. After four rings, “This is Jenny McPherson. Stan, how are you?” 


Chapter 38