Keith Morrison

arrest them for that outstanding car theft warrant, which is how Detective Ed Murray of the NYPD Fugitive Task Force got involved.

He was part of a sting operation, using Stan, the informant, as bait.

Stan arranged a meeting with Sante and Kenny at the Hilton Hotel in Midtown Manhattan.

Outside the hotel, there happened to be a street fair and a huge, bustling crowd.

How'd they show up?

Well, we waited about eight hours.

Good Lord.

At around 5 p.m., they decided to call it a day.

Sante and Kenny were clearly no-shows.

It was Sante.

She walked through that hotel lobby as if she owned the place.

Kenny was running late, so Sante and Stan grabbed a drink and took a walk on 6th Avenue.

And then Kenny arrived.

Time to move in.

Couldn't take him down.

Finally subdued and cuffed, Kenny and Sante were driven downtown for questioning.

Ed Murray rode up front, holding Sante's bag.

What was in the bag?

Murray situated the odd pair in that Manhattan jail.

And the next day, the police unit looking for Irene Silverman, the millionaire widow missing from her swanky east side townhouse, held their press conference.