After a restless night's sleep, the investigators arrive at Los Angeles's Mines Field airport. When they look out the window, they see that the buildings have the direction and distance of airports painted on their roofs to guide pilots.

They drive into town through open fields interspersed with clusters of oil derricks.

Frank is dead on his feet, so they get a hotel room at the Hotel Roosevelt. The Hotel Roosevelt is twelve stories tall, which would probably be astonishing to most people, except that the investigators are mostly from New York and therefore jaded. It has a lovely Spanish colonial interior: leather sofas, wrought-iron chandeliers, and a colorful tiled fountain.

After a restless night's sleep, the investigators arrive at Los Angeles's Mines Field airport. When they look out the window, they see that the buildings have the direction and distance of airports painted on their roofs to guide pilots.

They drive into town through open fields interspersed with clusters of oil derricks.

Frank is dead on his feet, so they get a hotel room at the Hotel Roosevelt. The Hotel Roosevelt is twelve stories tall, which would probably be astonishing to most people, except that the investigators are mostly from New York and therefore jaded. It has a lovely Spanish colonial interior: leather sofas, wrought-iron chandeliers, and a colorful tiled fountain.

You see the LA Times and it reminds you that the midterm elections were yesterday! The Democrats swept both the House and the Senate.

After a restless night's sleep, the investigators arrive at Los Angeles's Mines Field airport. When they look out the window, they see that the buildings have the direction and distance of airports painted on their roofs to guide pilots.

They drive into town through open fields interspersed with clusters of oil derricks.

Frank is dead on his feet, so they get a hotel room at the Hotel Roosevelt. The Hotel Roosevelt is twelve stories tall, which would probably be astonishing to most people, except that the investigators are mostly from New York and therefore jaded. It has a lovely Spanish colonial interior: leather sofas, wrought-iron chandeliers, and a colorful tiled fountain.

The investigators see the LA Times and it reminds them that the midterm elections were yesterday! The Democrats swept both the House and the Senate.

[Author's Note: Los Angeles photos and a neat documentary.]

After a restless night's sleep, the investigators arrive at Los Angeles's Mines Field airport. When they look out the window, they see that the buildings have the direction and distance of airports painted on their roofs to guide pilots.

They drive into town through open fields interspersed with clusters of oil derricks.

Frank is dead on his feet, so they get a hotel room at the Hotel Roosevelt. The Hotel Roosevelt is twelve stories tall, which would probably be astonishing to most people, except that the investigators are mostly from New York and therefore jaded. It has a lovely Spanish colonial interior: leather sofas, wrought-iron chandeliers, and a colorful tiled fountain.

The investigators see the LA Times and it reminds them that the midterm elections were yesterday! The Democrats swept both the House and the Senate.