The Man From Yesterday

by Seymour Shubin

Retired Lieutenant Jack Lehman fears that he is suffering from early Alzheimer's. He insists that there has been a half-million dollar robbery, but no one else has even heard of the crime; the police and even Jack's wife and son treat it as a symptom of Jack's deterioration. And Jack can't remember the name of his telephone informant or even the identity of the victim. But he must persevere to prove there was a crime and attempt to solve it.