He gave input and opinions on some issues, and took advice from the other executives on others. Afterwards, they all had a break for the rest of the f...ight. Some went to snooze in their personal seats, some went to the bar to drink and talk, and some hunched over their laptops to get more work done.Ryan got Danielle’s attention and pulled her into a private office at the back of the jet ... and inducted her into the mile high club, to which he’d belonged for many years. He took off all his. He was going to catch himself some rustlers.What Pete actually caught was a 38 caliber slug in the chest that deflated his right lung. He managed to get the officer down call on the radio which brought every law enforcement person within 50 miles swarming to the site. The rustlers were caught, and Pete was credited with the arrest. He was picked up by an old Seahorse helicopter that was military surplus left over from the Korean War for his ride to the hospital. The helicopter started taking. Walking over to Ed, he asked, “Dr. Biggers?”Smiling at the uncomfortable expression on the other man’s face, Ed said, “Please call me Ed. I’m a rather casual sort of guy.”Chad Hutchinson replied, “You can call me Chad. We were very surprised when we heard that you were coming by here. Is there anything we can do for you?”Ed asked, “How many agents are assigned in this office?”“Hundreds, why?”The thought of going through an office area with the case files for a hundreds of agents made Ed sick to. I had to admit it was well within the realm of probability that Raymond’s death was linked to the investigation work he was doing for me on the Donnie Anderson case. Of course that narrowed down the list of suspects to only the people he had already contacted because my Uncle and I had kept it pretty much to ourselves because of the possibility there might be “dirty” cops involved.Then again, I had my own suspicions of Raymond’s level of dirtiness and it might turn out that he was the victim of.