Thank you sir. If you permit me to ask what happened to Major McGrath?
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I was just wondering as McGrath was MIDA before I had to leave for an inspection of some new ships which where being built in America. So if McGraths MDIS what happened to Truman then?
Von Hapsburg leaves a message to Hedgar Joover: This is Von Hapsburg. There is a crowd outside the general assembly. Requesting Flea to come an guard the Assembly in case of riot."
The phone rings. "Minister? Joover. I'm watching the protest on TV here -- it looks peaceful, and these folks have their permits in order. Eutopia City PD is on scene, and this is their beat anyway. It's not within FLEA's jurisdiction."
Can someone tell Joover that he needs to look into the Truman scandal, and see if you can find Mr. Volkov? I want him found, and when I find him, please fry his arse.
Von Hapsburg decides to leave a note:
Per Joover:
Per Joover:
Can you give me te evidence on Volkerov? Codename to contact me is Anna, Talon, Liebgott.(OOCM me with codewords.)
Hint: Er, remove it.From name of Suspect.
Could you investigate what exactly transpired between Truman and Volkov, and find any leads, people that Volkov might be connected to?
Joover looks somewhat put out by the implication that he hasn't been doing his job. "With all due respect, Per Minister, what is it you expect me to find? I checked with General Levarge, and he acknowledges that the Ministry of Defense received a shipment of F-5E parts, apparently through a deal arranged entirely by Truman. That suggests that Volkov's story is accurate, which means presumably Truman gave him something -- he probably either gave him the end-user certificate we've all seen, signed, and Volkov filled it out, or Truman submitted it on Volkov's behalf. We know the equipment was loaded onto one of Volkov's ships. Then we don't know what became of it.
"Either way, Truman is dead, so we're not going to get answers out of him, nor are we going to convict him for whatever he might've done. Volkov's got an immunity document -- though frankly I'm not even entirely sure he's committed a crime -- and even if it was improperly issued, it's going to be a legal nightmare dealing with immunity and extradition both. We might never get our mitts on him.
"If you like, I can send a couple of agents to take him up on his invitation, but I don't think he's going to answer any of our questions. Certainly, he's not going to cop to a crime. And frankly, I'm a little worried that my men would come back in several pieces."
"Either way, Truman is dead, so we're not going to get answers out of him, nor are we going to convict him for whatever he might've done. Volkov's got an immunity document -- though frankly I'm not even entirely sure he's committed a crime -- and even if it was improperly issued, it's going to be a legal nightmare dealing with immunity and extradition both. We might never get our mitts on him.
"If you like, I can send a couple of agents to take him up on his invitation, but I don't think he's going to answer any of our questions. Certainly, he's not going to cop to a crime. And frankly, I'm a little worried that my men would come back in several pieces."
Have you checked whether the document was even genuine? Legal documents usually do not have spelling errors in them. And for protection, send a couple of storm troopers with instructions to only kill if being fired upon. I am just tying up loose ends, that is all.
"The signature matches Truman's. Compare it to the end-user certificate, and you'll see what I mean. Anyway, it's not a legal document in the same sense as a draft contract might be... any errors are presumably Truman's. He probably wrote it up himself rather than give it to a secretary and bring someone else into this mess." Joover stands. "I'll send some men out. Now, then, unless there's anything else, Minister...?"
Yes, I am. Your predecessor has failed to show up at all. Firstly, I am placing you in charge of directing all efforts to expand and refurbish the national transportation system, excepting those in the WET.
Von Hapsburg places a call to the office:
"Ms. Van Dyne, if you would be so kind as to call Mr. Joover and tell him that Von Hapsburg wants him to go to the Grand Eutopia Hotel, preferably in formal attire or dress uniform?"
"Ms. Van Dyne, if you would be so kind as to call Mr. Joover and tell him that Von Hapsburg wants him to go to the Grand Eutopia Hotel, preferably in formal attire or dress uniform?"
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