Dear Ms. Samit,
My wife and I, based on a colleague's recommendation, went to Melvin Green to have our taxes done. At the time he mentioned that his accountant was named Sariah (or something similar). According to Green it was the Hebrew name for Sarah. He also stated that she was from China originally, which, as a Christian, seemed strange to me. This was in the early 80's or late 70's. I could check our records for exactly when, if it is of any help. I do remember seeing her on our first appointment, but not thereafter.
I have never in my life come this close to a murderer. So if I can lend anything to your effort to tie the assassin to this crime maybe the information that you could glean from Melvin's ex-wife would help. It does seem that you have not attempted to follow that possible source of information. If the assassin was located across the street from Green's business, as one source suggested, it may very well be that Green's ex-wife knew that person from having visited Green’s office. I would expect that court records would reveal the ex-wife's name, and if you are not able to find her perhaps a PI could. I’ve heard that their fee for this type of service is not expensive. Did you ever consider the fact that Green may have also prepared the assassins tax return?
One other thing I remember about Green, which may be relevant to his violent nature, is that he liked to show clients his ability to take a thick LA telephone directory and rip it in half for the entertainment value, which he did demonstrate to us. He was a rather large man and I can only imagine what his wife, Anita, might have suffered, either directly or through implied threats.
I haven’t read your book, and am too busy to do so. My sole purpose is to provide a suggestion that might lead for any information you might discover in identifying the assassin by the suggestions above. I just happened to think about this today and decided to see whether the assassin had been identified and sent to prison. In the process I discovered the book you wrote and a YouTube account by Unsolved Mysteries. The Internet is a wonderful tool in learning about things past that never would have been possible before it existed.
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