Dan Rose stayed in our apartment on 34th Street as a convenience, paying small amounts to Morgan so he would not have to return to his home in Connecticut. On three occasions he saw or heard Fund. The check below for $20.00 from Morgan was sent to pay the cost of notarizing an affidavit to document what Rose had witnessed. Morgan thought they were friends, which is why she let him stay in the first place. Evidently, she was wrong.
As is true of so many witnesses he refused to help us voluntarily. We are now issuing an Interrogatory.
Daniel Asa Rose, an NEA Literary Fellow for 2006, was born in New York City and graduated from Brown University, where he directed the alternative theater troupe and was awarded an honorary Phi Beta Kappa. Fleeing the stage after winning Best Actor Award at the Abbey Theater in Dublin, he placed his first short story in The New Yorker when he was 27 and won an O. Henry Prize and two Pen Fiction Awards for the other stories in his first collection, "SMALL FAMILY WITH ROOSTER." His first novel, "FLIPPING FOR IT," a black comedy about divorce from the man's point of view, was a New York Times New and Noteworthy Paperback.
