Protagonists
- Short, Lance - Foreign Service Officer (Γιάννης)
- Miller, Liam (Agent Dave / Jocko) - Naval Special Warfare Group One (SEALs) (Παναγιώτης)
- Agent Artemis - ?????? (Τάσος)
- Bennet, Wendy - Criminal Intelligence Analyst / Assistant Professor of Criminology (Κωνσταντίνα)
Tuesday 20th November 2018 – Self-Exposure
Working Group Masticate discusses their next course of action over breakfast.
Agent Jocko:
- Visits the local Walmart store to purchase sundry equipment for a potential interrogation of Dep. Julian Sainz.
- Get attacked by bat which scratches his face.
- Goes swimming at Palm Beach.
Agent Locke:
Digs up information on members of TNU (a.k.a. Slug Squad) in FBI databases and on social media platforms:
- Dep. Julian Sainz (26 yo)
- No criminal records.
- Active on social media.
- Information on home addresses gathered by Agent Jocko checks out.
- Lt. John Marlin (40 yo)
- No criminal records.
- Single.
- Minimal social media presence, mostly sharing LASD activities.
- His father was a founding member of the Lynwood Vikings.
- Sgt. Freddy Sutton (37 yo)
- No criminal records.
- Married twice. No children.
- Minimal social media presence.
- Sgt. Anton Gully (41 yo)
- No criminal records.
- Married with two children.
- No social media presence.
Additionally, she reviews the notes Nelinha Esteves distributed to the agents and compiles an overview outlining the timeline of the Slugs and Marlin history.
Agent Artemis & Agent Myra:
Both decide to follow-up on Elizabeth Ray’s death, a potential witness in the Dondry Case.
By presenting themselves as lawyers, they interview a public spokesman of the company behind Kincaid Storage Sheds. In return he refers them to Detective Lisa Ballwin of the LASD Homicide Bureau, assigned to the Ray’s case.
Their request for CCTV footage from the night of her murder, will be directed to the company’s legal department.
Contacting Ray’s parents over the phone, reveals that they are surprised to hear that the FBI is involved in the case. Surely the LASD are doing their best to find out who’s responsible for her daughter’s death.
Agent Myra attempts to convince them that LASD might be covering up the story and provides his name and phone number as a point of contact in case they want to share more information with him.
Dyer’s House – 20:00
Agent Myra drives the rest of the agents to Dyer’s House at 4261 Third Avenue. He remains in the driver’s seat, while the other three agents enter the premises through a window.
Agent Jocko notices installed motion sensors, but not cameras.
Agents Artemis and Locke draw a neighbor’s attention by causing some unwanted noise.
The house is complete empty, with all the furnishings removes. In the basement Locke and Jocko smell a mouthwatering scent, while Artemis struggle to keep herself from gagging by the smell of feces and cinnamon.
Agent Myra notices an LASD cruiser approaching and warns the others.
Deputies Milano & Werner enter the house and are both neutralized and restrained by the combined effort of Jocko, Locke and Artemis.
“El Jocko” intimidates them into keeping their mouth shut by taking their ID cards and photos of beloved ones and letting them know that he will come and find them. He accidentally mentions “Wendy” and “Artemis” in front of the cops.
Before they evacuate the house, Agent Artemis finds a discarded needle in a closet on the upper floor.
Agent Locked takes a motion sensor for further examination.
Out of Trouble
On her way out, Agent Artemis is seen and has her picture taken by a neighbor holding a smartphone and filming the scene. Instead of leaving, she waits until more police vehicles arrive.
As LASD deputies interview the man as a witness, she steps in and accuses him of taking photos of her without her consent. A verbal argument between her and the neighbor in front of a clearly annoyed officer to move on to the next witness interview.
Late Night Activities
Agent Locke goes to the FBI HQ’s lab and finds out that the syringe contains mercury.
Agent Artemis receives a text message from Pitzerelli.