Anna gasped as she stumbled, flailed, then fell down to the white sand of the Gulf Shores beach. Shaking her head to clear it, she looked to see what had made her fall. A hand, just a hand, crooked fingers reaching out, broke through the wet sand. It was as if trying to dig through, had been the implement to halt Anna's running feet. Why would someone kill a widow who was well liked in the community, in contrast to her megalomaniac and arrogant husband? An investigation by a former N.O.P.D. homicide detective turned genealogist finds a connection between the Gulf Shores, Alabama murder and organized crime in New Orleans, Louisiana. The victim had hired him to uncover the history of her deceased husband, Benny Looter. He had been President/C.E.O. of Congressional Bank, a trustee of Autumn University, and a big time booster of the War Raptor football team. His aggressive and intrusive involvement in the selection of coaches, players and operations of the football team led to many controversies until his death. What tied our victim's death to organized crime? Take this time-traveling tour between the present and the past. See how historical evidence ties to this current murder.