Dr. Kendall Crowns

And I said, well, wait a second.

Am I being blamed for something?

And my boss emphasized, saying it would just be best if I could prove my whereabouts on that Sunday evening due to the allegations that were being made.

I called the lawyers in Chicago and I told them my situation and how I needed a certified letter from them verifying that I had been there on Sunday and Monday.

And the lawyer said to me, well, that's highly unusual, doctor.

What kind of place are you working in?

But if that's what you need, well, we can provide you with one.

And they did.

They sent me a letter by overnight mail.

And it was fancy.

It was unofficial Cook County stationery.

And I took that letter and I gave it to my boss who showed it to the sheriff's officers that were investigating the death.

And I was able to prove I wasn't there when my neighbor killed himself.

And eventually the investigation showed that he had shot himself twice.

I mean, it was two contact range wounds.

And the gun was at the scene with two fired casings still in the gun.

And it turned out he had been making suicidal gestures to his wife to the point that his wife had taken away all of his guns.

But she had kept hers because it is Texas.

And the gun he used was one of hers.

And it was a small caliber, low velocity firearm.