What better information can we have than the information on their passports? Not only that, when they come through customs we could get weight, height... multipoint facial scans, full finger and hand prints and possibly DNA. Plus anything with them would be scanned for data; the customs search could be very thorough. We needed to make sure an agency specialist is working in customs the days they are to arrive,” I said.I cornered Eric to have a new rule implemented that all persons arriving on. There may be hidden issues." Do those issues involve removing parts of her clothing?" Traci asked from the seat in front of us."Tami, can we stop at UPS and ship her home? I'll put air holes in the box."Tami turned around and looked at us sternly. "Children, behave."Traci turned her head and stuck her tongue out. I grinned. It was going to be an interesting couple of weeks.By the time Darlene got us back on Washington-18, Robbie and I had our heads together, talking softly. Mostly we talked. ....a small village with 400 inhabitants but with a 4,000 year history. Before Valletta, this quaint village was Malta's capital city.She arrived to Rabat with the bus and walked towards the entrance of the silent city. Few cars were allowed inside and so walking was very comfortable. It was now dark and hardly any people were inside this ancient city. In November, not many people visited Mdina and so, most of the time, she was alone walking down the narrow, dim lighted streets. She imagined. .."and then left.Immediately Abele and Debra rushed to her side. "Well, looks like you'vearrived Sandi," said an inebriated Abele. Debra patted her on the back."He is a cutie, isn't he?" asked Debra. And the three began a low volumegiggling and gossiping match.Patterson, still a distance away, stared with her typical serious andanalytical gaze, but inside she was beaming with pride as she knew thatshe had, once again, saved someone from a certain death, and given her acompletely new life.