“(His) hair was a mixture of greyish brown, with flecks of white in his sideburns. The rest of the physical description is pretty close to the real-life Larry - stylish with a distinct smile, accent and facial expressions. But reading a passage on page 28, when Mcnaughton first encounters Morgan, he laughed, “I’m not yet in my 60s.” Gail Mcnaughton delve into the mystery of missing and murdered women cases dating back to the 1950s.ĭohey hadn’t had a chance to read the hot-off-the-press book yet when The Telegram spoke to him Friday. Escott based the archivist helping her new thriller’s main police investigator on The Rooms’ own Larry Dohey.ĭohey, director of programming and public engagement and author of the popular Archival Moments blog, makes his fictional debut as Larry Morgan in Escott’s book, in which Morgan helps main character Cpl. John’s, NL) There’s a new kind of crime fighter in the fictional world, and author Helen C. Escott based the archivist helping her new thriller’s main police investigator on The Rooms’ own Larry Dohey.
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