.though long gone, you have not been forgotten!]Sonny's life had been a colorful one. He'd been born in a little town in Oklahoma, to a roughneck fath...er who worked on oil wells and a mother who did her best to raise Sonny and his three other siblings (in spite of an often drunken, and abusive husband). Eventually, Sonny also worked on oil drilling rigs until he and his father had a falling out and Sonny left home, rarely to ever go back.Sonny ended up going to California and he did some. ‘How do you mean, change?’ asked Jeremy with a trembling voice. ‘I’m not sure exactly, you’re father was never one to confide in me much, and certainly not one to say anything that might trouble me in my old age. From what I could gather it seemed as if they both became very paranoid. They acted as if they were constantly under surveillance and they had to watch what they said, who they saw, where they were seen traveling. They rarely talked to me in their last few months and I became very. For 6 months and we lived in a property owned by our employers and they employed several local men to run the house. This included a cook and a general handy man. They had been employed by the company for over 15 years but one of our team (a woman) who had stayed there before warned the women that the handy man was a little creepy and in the past had tried to walk into bedrooms when women were changing and things like that. The house was set up so that most of the rooms had 2 single beds so. Sometimes we need to learn.’ That was interesting. I knew little about field drainage except that it involved laying pipes deep into the soil. It was probable that there would be little evidence of the work having been done as the surface was returned to natural. Slim chance of an amateur finding out that the work had not been done. I had more reason now to discover where this supposed drainage work had been done. Aleksy had stood by as I had the conversation with Reggie Somers and after the.