Douglas Henslow's 2nd additional letter to Walter Winston

                                                 Mr. W. Winston
                                                 High Branch Manor,
                                                 872 Kingsport Rd,
                                                 Aylesbury,
                                                 Massachusetts
Mr. D. Henslowe
513 West Henry Street,
Savannah,
Georgia.

April 26, 1937

Dear Walter,

I hope I have not done something foolish. But, I need to warn you. 
Lillian is gone.

She was here, but she left right after the people you sent to talk to 
me did. And this is too much for it to be merely a coincidence. We know 
better than that, don't we?

I found out that she had checked herself out. That's not something I can 
do. It's not something most people here can do. But, she did it. And, I 
found out that she decided to check herself in, originally.

While she was here, she made herself easy to talk to. Too easy. I see that 
now. She was here to spy. I don't remember how much I told her. I don't 
know whether I even believed what I said during those dark months before 
your new people found me. But, we are going to have to assume that she 
knows what we know, at the very least. I did find out her full name is 
Lillian Avery. She's young, I think younger than poor  Katherine was, but 
tell them not to let that fool them.

I know you cannot tell me how it is going. I would not. But, if you can 
tell me when it is over, that would be good. If you can tell me it is gone,
they didn't get away with it, the others didn't die for nothing, if you 
could tell me this, I think I would sleep better.

Your Friend,

	Douglas