The Siren Project
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“Rayborne’s electronic diary has been erased,” Mouse reported via the London relay. “I tapped the local network his secretary’s computer is on. Emails, appointments, all that stuff is gone. Even the logs have been deleted. It was a very professional wipe.”
Mitch spoke to Mouse as he circled Capitol Hill in a hire car. “What about his secretary? Do we know who she is, how I can contact her?”
“Her name is Lucille Carmody. You can contact her at the morgue. She was killed last night in a drive by s...hooting.”
He winced, looking sideways at Christa. “They killed Rayborne’s secretary.”
She nodded, as if she expected it.
Mitch's attention returned to the cell phone. “What about Prescott’s movements?”
“No joy. Telephone records show he made no calls on either his home phone or his cell, not even the call he made to you.”
“Brick walls everywhere,” Mitch concluded.
“I tell you, Mitch, these are the same freaks hiding the alien technology down in area 51. They work the same way–”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Rayborne’s electronic diary has been erased,” Mouse reported via the London relay. “I tapped the local network his secretary’s computer is on. Emails, appointments, all that stuff is gone. Even the logs have been deleted. It was a very professional wipe.”
Mitch spoke to Mouse as he circled Capitol Hill in a hire car. “What about his secretary? Do we know who she is, how I can contact her?”
“Her name is Lucille Carmody. You can contact her at the morgue. She was killed last night in a drive by s...hooting.”
He winced, looking sideways at Christa. “They killed Rayborne’s secretary.”
She nodded, as if she expected it.
Mitch's attention returned to the cell phone. “What about Prescott’s movements?”
“No joy. Telephone records show he made no calls on either his home phone or his cell, not even the call he made to you.”
“Brick walls everywhere,” Mitch concluded.
“I tell you, Mitch, these are the same freaks hiding the alien technology down in area 51. They work the same way–”
What to read after The Siren Project?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Renneberg to read onlineMoreLess
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