This story is from before Ray Springle, reporter for the Pittsburgh Gazette, won the Pulitzer Prize. But even then, a few years back, a few unmistakable signs were there, the perception, the respect for facts, the sympathy for other human beings. The story opens with a woman at his desk. She's around 35 years old, and her story comes out hauntingly as if it hurts to open the wounds she carries. Her name is Hortense Grayson...