TURTLE. You are excused, Ms. Pulaski. (Begins making im hher summation.) Ladies and. gentlemen, who was Sam ‘Westing? He was poor Windy Windkloppel, the son of | immigrants. He was rich Sam Westing, the head of @ | huge paper company. He was a sick man who returned hnome to see his friends and relatives before he died, And ke did die, but not when we thought he did, Sam West- ing was still alive when the will was read. (Uproar from the heirs. FORD raps for order.) The obituary, probebly phoned in to the newspaper by Westing himself, men- tioned two interesting facts. One: Sem Westing was never seen after his car crashed. Two: Sam Westing acted in Fourth of July pageants, fooling everybody with his clever disguises. Therefore I submit that Sam West- ing was not only alive, Sam Westing was disguised as cone of his own heirs. No one would recognize him. With that face bashed in from the car crash, his disguise could be simple: a baggy uniform, a chipped front tooth, bro- ken eyeglasses.