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Message no. 1
From: "Mark A. Imbriaco" <mark.imbriaco@*****.COM>
Subject: Splatterjob.
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 1998 22:52:10 -0400
***** PRIVATE: Cat-o-nine
>>>>>[ Mission successfully accomplished. All secondary objectives
were achieved, and we suffered no casualties. I've attached the
surveillance information you requested. We were able to get very good
information -- we bugged the kidnap victim at the airport and followed
his movements while taping the audio. I have attached all of the
surveillance information and data that we gathered to this and have
removed the originals from our systems.

+++++ include file: video_logs.archive
+++++ include file: audio_logs.archive
+++++ include file: surveillance_notes.archive

+++++ begin video

The video begins looking down on a busy street in downtown Seattle.
The scene pans back and forth, taking in the scene and settles on the
front doors of a Marriott hotel. A single red dot appears
superimposed over the image and centers itself on the revolving doors
in the front of the hotel as the image zooms in.

+++++ fast-forward: 48 minutes

A pair of men walk through the doors of the building, both wearing
business suits. The dot centers on one of the men and follows as the
two begin walking down the street.

[C] "Subjects are moving. I have the target at any time."
[A] "Roger, Charlie. Hold fire. Proceeding with Plan One."
[C] "Roger."
[B] "Bravo rolling."

As the two walk down the street, a couple of men in business suits
with long overcoats step into place behind them and begin casually
following. From this angle it seems obvious, but you realize that
from the street it would be nearly impossible to tell. Labels appear
briefly in the video, identifying the men following as "Nomad" and
"Chun". The group proceeds to an intersection, and stands waiting for
the traffic signal to change.

[B] "Go!"

Suddenly, Chun gives the business suit clad man on the right a jarring
push, sending him into the path of a maroon mini-van. The man is hit
dead center by the mini-van, sending him flying about five feet to
land with a thud on the pavement. The van comes to a screeching stop,
with the side door flying open. Nomad, who has already grabbed the
other suit, tosses him bodily into the back of the van with Chun
following closely. As the door of the van slides closed, the red
targeting dot slides to the head of the fallen victim and the image
jerks briefly as the mans head explodes in a crimson spray.

+++++ end video

We got away clean. The people in the upper class never seem to want
to get involved, and we moved quickly enough that no-one was able to
react but us. Our identities were masked the entire time, so there is
a high probability that we will not be identifiable by any witnesses,
and the van was stolen and promptly disposed of afterward.

The mark was delivered to Bellvue as requested, and your associates
too custody of him as arranged.

+++++ include file: prisoner_transfer.mov

I trust that our performance has been adequate, and I look forward to
receiving payment promptly. As always, it has been a pleasure doing
business with you, and please keep us in mind for future missions. ]<<<<<
-- Nomad <22:38:46/06-26-59>
Message no. 2
From: Avenger <Avenger@*******.DEMON.CO.UK>
Subject: Re: Splatterjob.
Date: Sat, 27 Jun 1998 03:48:08 +0100
*****PRIVATE: Nomad
>>>>>[As ever, your professionalism is admirable. The speed with which
you expedited the situation and the safe transfer of a living captive,
has pleased your employer. Congratulations Nomad, it is always a
pleasure to watch one such as you work.


+++++Include: Agree amount +15%


I shall look forward to employing you again. Professionals are so hard
to come by these days.]<<<<<
-- Cat-o-nine <22:47:02/06-26-59>

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