On arrival at home, Jessica and Kate sensed something was wrong from a mile away after seeing the car pull up outside that fast and that early. Finally, when everyone got out and there was no David, Jessica knew that hell was about to break lose and the world was crashing on them.
She knew all was about to smash them hard. Jonas’ vision and his great grandmother’s vision about the serpent had started to happen. It was not time to find the serpent or bother to know who or what it might have been but to get David off the hook.
To their surprise, when they searched for his weapons, they were no longer there. In fact, all his weapons were missing. All they found was a bunch of fake guns and pistols in his firearm cabinet. Things got from bad to worse, strange to a mystery that they needed to solve as fast as they could or David could be the next missing person.
Jean was sure that whoever was pulling the strings was someone very powerful. She also knew th
Before she could embark on the search for the burning garment under her skin, she had to do something for David first. She might have called off every effort to get David off the hook but she still had to do something about it. There are very many ways of killing rats. This includes burning the house at times. It was time for her to burn the house. The rats were proving so lethal for any other way.She went for the only other option there was to help David. She had to break the law and break him out. She also knew that breaking into a prison was not an easy task. Prisons were and are designed to keep those inside in and those outside out. Breaking him out of a prison was impossible with her working alone.There was only one other way she would help David. For David to be imprisoned, he had to be moved to the facility. During transportation, there was security but nothing compared to what could be found inside a prison. She stood a better chance breaking him out en rout
At the precinct, she found both the captain and John looking for her. It’s like; they were growing impatient about her missing. Lucky for her she got there in time. The search for David continued and as she promised him, she did her best to give him a heads up and to keep them off his back whenever she could.A couple of hours later, as she was preparing to go to David’s house and warn Jessica as was requested by him, she got a text message from an anonymous number requesting her to pick the package that was about to be delivered to the precinct for her. The text was specific that she should get the package herself and that it was for her eyes only.Moments later, a deliveryman did come by the precinct with a package for her. It was a simple A5 brown sealed envelope. As she was signing for it, John saw it and got curious to know what was in the envelope. She eluded him by saying that it was from her personal lawyer about some deeds she was following up. She
Detective Jean went to the Credonia National Bank, Kibich Central branch, to find out what could have been in the deposit box. Once she was there, she requested access to the deposit boxes and went searching for the specific box. Finally, she found it and opened.Inside this box was nothing much but just a voice recorder. She took out the recorder and played it. What she heard was the voice of two men talking about the Minister’s efforts to cripple their deals and that the Minister had to be taken care of.Indeed, Cindy was right that the information was very valuable. It confirmed her statement of the Minister being nervous when he called her. Jean had gotten enough information to clear the Minister’s wife. It also entrenched that some populaces in the government were planning something life-sized.She could not use the evidence to clear the Minister’s wife yet. She had to do something for Cindy though. She helped her get out of the country un
If you are wondering how this could have been, knowing all the good both Jonas and his father did for the system, just stop considering the fellas who wrote; ‘the law is a saw that cuts forward and backward’, or, the one that said, ‘law is a two edged sword’, as retards.May be then, and most assured, only then, should you understand why the very same people they helped did nothing but crucify when trouble came knocking on their doors.David got the message and lucky for Jonas, his father’s experience in the forces saved him. Even before he heard about his son having been framed, he envisaged it and was ready to take action, had they to set him up. He was sure that, they would use his son or his wife, just to try getting him out of hiding. With the little resources, he managed to get the information about his son’s transfer and broke him out in transit as well.When this happened, they had nothing to prove that Jean had broken
Jean and David were not convinced by the news but it was still a win for them. If the death of the Mystery man meant no more deaths and conspiracies, it was a win for them. The wise men said; when the deal is too good, think twice. I guess Jean and David were so happy in capturing John and the agents as well as the death of the Mystery man that they forgot about the saying.Things were about to get messy than they thought. Hell was about to break completely loose. A call came in at the precinct that there was another homicide at the Northern side of the city. Jean’s team had gathered quite a reputation at solving cases and they were thrown to the case. They may have not caught the killer but it was about time they did. They seemed close enough. They drove off to the scene.On arrival at the scene, there were no signs of any officers on sight. The street was one of the few abandoned thoroughfares in Kibich City. It was a street where someone could be killed and th
David and Jonas had succeeded in getting in touch with his old friend Peterson. He was a retired army officer and David’s trainer at the army camp. He trained David among others back in the day. He was also a medical doctor in the army. Jean was at a very ruinous state. Her survival was not certain had she to stay longer without a doctor. She needed the bullet removed from her chest as well as blood to replace amounts she had lost.As a start for the treatment procedure, he needed to check her blood group. It was rule that every service man had to have such critical info imprinted on their badges for such reasons. She was of one of the most common blood groups, O-positive. Lucky for them, Peterson claimed to be of the same blood group and always prepared himself upon encounter with such situations. He had stored some blood at his house for a rainy day.After setting the transfusion, he managed to get out the bullet and stitch close the wound. Upon completion, all
Back at the Kibich Maximum Security Prison, Agent 2 explained the mission to John and his partner once they met. There was one prisoner said to have enough evidence to expose the whole mission. He posed no threat for as long as he remained in prison but his time was almost over. They could not risk him coming out and presenting the evidence to someone like David and his son. All could be lost. He needed to die.With John having been brought up to speed, it was time for him to do his duty and plan on how to get rid of the threat. The two agents had nothing to do with the killing. They were just there to make sure that John did his part. He was to do the killing. When John saw the man he was sent to kill, he had to take a thought. The man happened to be very old. Old enough to pose not a threat to anyone. In fact, he got lucky with each day he woke up.As he was battling with his conscience on whether to kill the old man, David and Peterson had come up with a plan to get
The following morning at Kibich Maximum Security Prison (KMSP), John woke up to very disturbing news. Jupita, his target, had just been found murdered and he knew nothing about it. That did not only sound bad for him but also, for the recovery of the information or evidence Jupita had against the Clairvoyant. He knew that the agents must have been behind it and the next thing was to question him about the piece of paper Jupita had given him. Indeed, he was very correct. During the prisoner leisure time, the agents questioned him about what Jupita had told him the previous day and the piece of paper. He had to think fast or he was tossed. He was aware that, if he did not give the agents something concrete, Jupita’s murder could be tied to him and his family could be in danger. A life sentence was knocking on his door faster than he thought. He lied to the agents of having been given the location of the evidence during his talk with Jupita. Meanwhile, he was praying fo