True, Nat Marley’s picture appeared on an inside page of the Daily News., The newspaper story described how Nat saved a homeless woman named Annie Clayton., Mrs. Whittaker’s letter was addressed to Nat as a "Senior Investigator.", The Century Apartments were built before the Great Depression began., Mrs. Whittaker’s letter stated that she does not leave her apartment., Nat and Stella decided to take a taxi to the appointment instead of walking., The doorman at the apartment building was named Bob., Martha, the woman who opened the door, asked to see Nat’s private investigator's license., Mrs. Whittaker’s living room was filled with furniture from the 1940s., Mrs. Whittaker has a son named Charlie and a daughter named Betty., False, The newspaper story about Nat Marley was featured on the front page of the Daily News., Nat Marley’s office is located at 25 Central Park West., Mrs. Whittaker invited Nat to visit her anytime between 9:00 and 10:00 in the morning., Nat wore a casual T-shirt and jeans to the meeting to look "cool and fresh.", The weather during the story was very cold because it was January., The doorman immediately sent Nat and Stella up to the apartment without calling first., The inside of the elevator was modern, with metal walls and bright neon lights., Martha was a very small, thin woman who seemed very happy to have guests., Nat Marley ordered Darjeeling tea with no sugar., Mrs. Whittaker told Nat that she leaves her apartment every day to visit her grandchildren..

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