Kill Brother, Kill Sister, by Leland E. Hale

Kill Brother, Kill Sister, by Leland E. Hale

Alaska Airlines Captain Robert Pfeil was the scion of an Alaskan pioneer family. His sister Muriel was a winner in her own right. As the owner of Alaska’s most successful travel agency, routinely voted one of the best-dressed women in Anchorage, she was worldly in a city better known for its sourdoughs and roughnecks.

On September 30, 1976, a vehicle explosion rocked downtown Anchorage. When the dust settled, Muriel Pfeil was trapped in the driver’s seat. Dead. Her brother immediately blamed Neil Mackay, Muriel’s estranged ex-husband—a multi-millionaire lawyer and real estate mogul.

Robert Pfeil knew the motive: Mackay wanted custody of the couple’s only son, three-year-old Scotty. Pfeil acted quickly, snatching up Scotty, intent on spiriting him away from his reclusive father. That worked for a while. After young Scotty was kidnapped by his father, however, Robert Pfeil led a global chase to retrieve him. A chase that ultimately ended with Robert Pfeil’s tragic death at the hands of contract killers.

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