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Twinkle004:Merry Christmas to you Twinkle004 and a happy new year in advance I hope so too, as I sit down with Sam. ![]() |
Merry Christmas swann I see you ![]() |
Godwin999:Godwin999 Don't know if you have the time put something on nairaland. I am sure there are people on here who can help and show you the ropes. |
chii8:Hi chii8 Merry Christmas to you. Thanks for stopping by and commenting |
Creeza so what happened...between the offer of 1 mill and her waking up. All caught up. ..fire on ![]() |
greg42:Merry Christmas hope you all have a great day. |
Creeza:Thank you Creeza. Merry Christmas to you to. |
rachealfst:Merry Christmas to you to enjoy the day. |
Jagugu88li don't drink the wine. ![]() |
MozB:Merry Christmas Mozb thank you. Merry Christmas to all readers of the club. .. Drinks all round ![]() |
samyfreshsmooth:samyfreshsmooth no harm in asking. Things might happen.. The Auction update will be Wednesday ![]() But thank you for stopping by and commenting. Merry Christmas |
Lawlahdey:Lawlahdey long time. Merry Christmas to you and your family. Update will be Tuesday 28. Sorry for the delay |
samyfreshsmooth:Hello samyfreshsmooth welcome to the club. Drinks on the house for you ![]() I know the club activities have been a bit slow since Sam is slightly incapacitated at the moment. Update will be Tuesday. In the meantime please drink and enjoy the fantastic popcorn provided by Adesina12. However seating arrangements might be a bit fraught. The club is split each side vying for Remi’s attention. I leave you to decide. But bear with me. .. But thank you for stopping and commenting, very nice ![]() |
Creeza:I second that creeza. |
jagugu88li:Jagugu88li no boring words.. You have nairaland we will help make it interesting |
Creeza:Creeza my lips are sealed ![]() Let us wait and see of course you can call me Lani ![]() |
hormobolanle:Thank you hormobolanle for stopping by and commenting |
samyfreshsmooth:Thank you samyfreshsmooth.... Let's see what he is up to |
jagugu88li:Merry Christmas in advance jagugu88li. Let's see. ... |
muhamad158:mahamad158 welcome to the club. Hope you stay and have a drink ![]() |
edimahgurl:hi edimahgurl, thank you for stopping by and commenting. |
bibijay123:hello bibijay123 how are you? Merry Christmas. Aaw thank you. a lot has happened. |
Twinkle004:Twinkle004 I feel your concern... let's see how it plays out for Linda. But thank you for commenting and reading the story. |
Chommieblaq:aaw Chommieblag thank you so much for your words. Thank you for reading and commenting, I have just updated The River. Hope you enjoy it. Merry Christmas |
Chapter 15 Merry Christmas to all readers of The River. Thank you always for stopping by, even the ghost ones. TJ can see you ![]() swann, Adesina12, Aitee1, soleski01, Lawlahdey, girlhaley, sexybbstar, jagugu88li, ADECULATE, Amenaghwon, okorro1, Simplebea, Nmaglit, DADDYSLY, osleek, xamster, sirOrubebe, Bobbybube, julietogbo, Zehner, itsandi, ROYH, Osman1966, chii8, tonye72, Winters22, omamush, Twinkle004, Creeza, skarlett, bibijay123, debra101, sammyfreshsmooth, mozb, prinxxdave, Devine decided to take the car, the trains were just too unpredictable. It only took one inch of rain to drop and most of the train network literally ground to a halt. It was either the wrong kind of rain, wrong kind of sun or some other absurd excuse the train operators came up with, that created misery for the commuters. Plus he wasn’t in the mood to sit with the masses today and observe them misbehave, so he willingly followed the boss’s orders and stuck the siren on, he got to Vauxhall in ninety minutes, having broken every speed limit along the way. John the pathologist was already waiting for him at the office of Commander David James, he was sitting in a break out area of the office busy on his laptop. With perpetual inter-connected Wi-Fi around all police offices, no one was allowed to be offline, there just wasn’t an excuse for it any more. The emails and reports that needed reviewing by a certain time, just followed you everywhere. Devine sighed and sat down beside the Pathologist, pulled out his laptop begrudgingly and checked his messages. A door in front of them opened and Commander David James beckoned them in. ‘Afternoon chaps, thanks for getting down here as fast as possible.’ James said, as he shook their hands. ‘Please take a seat,’ he said as he pointed to two chairs in front of his desk. ‘Can I get you a cup of tea or coffee before we start?’ looking at the men seated in front of him. They both shook their heads. Commander James pulled a file towards him, ‘it goes without saying, what we are about to discuss can’t leave this room are we clear.’ ‘Yes sir,’ Devine and John both answered in unison. ‘Devine have you heard of Operation Greenshank?' The Commander asked him. Devine looked at his boss, something stirring at the back of his mind. ‘Wasn’t that the operation handled by Greater Manchester Police a while ago. It had led to the arrest of some high and low level police officers, custom officials, some people in the Foster Cartel and the head of the cartel himself, drug baron Gary Foster. It also led to the seizure of the biggest drug haul in UK history. Is that the one?' Devine asked. ‘Yes you are correct,’ the Commander took up the story from there. ‘Gary Foster got three life sentences for trafficking drugs, attempted murder and murder. A few police officers also went down, as they had been on his payroll.’ He paused, as he flicked through some pages of the report on his desk. ‘The Police Officer who had headed up the operation was very good at their job. They were so good, that we i.e. the police even suspected how the information was being sourced. The intelligence we received from the questioning the suspects were put through was too good and real, to be untrue.’ ‘If there had been no other officers in the room when she reached her deductions, after questioning the suspects, people would have thought that she was an insider in the Foster Cartel.’ ‘After a while word got round, when suspects who were about to be interrogated by the GMP found out that she would be questioning them they always asked for someone else. There requests were never acted upon, she always questioned them. No matter how much resistance they put up she would stare them down. Her eyes are scary to be honest, but that is just by the way. She was so good at asking the right questions that even the Home Office and the Met Police asked for her input while questioning terror suspects.’ The Commander paused and took a sip of water from the glass on his desk. ‘The Home Office used her expertise to question some terror suspects with some very surprising results, she led the anti-terror squad to precise locations where bomb making equipment was being held and safe houses.’ He continued. ‘She was that good, she explained it away as being able to read body language. Some people who are now in prison beg to differ, according to them she doesn’t read their body language but their minds. Which is bull shit any way. No one can do that.’ ‘After the high profile court case, a significant number of high profile players, all ended up in jail and they all blamed one person, this enigmatic Inspector, who was normally silent during the questioning. She would then out of nowhere ask a very odd question that seemed to have nothing to do with the current line of questioning.’ The Commander stood up, stretching his back. ‘We found out too late that Gary Foster had ordered a hit on her, her husband tragically died in the attack on her house, it was an arson attack. The force was so huge that the two houses on either side the Inspector’s house were made uninhabitable. How she survived the blast is one of those flukes of luck we read about in books. She was having a bath that night and somehow during the blast the bath flipped and trapped her in it.’ ‘She did not get away totally unscathed though, she suffered a few minor burns and a miscarriage.’ ‘During the time leading up to the attack, the USA had been courting her to come over and work for them. She had come to their attention, as a result of the work she did for the security forces here in the UK. They had noticed something unusual about the way she could extract information from suspects. As we all know the Americans if they see a tool, they will try and acquire it no matter the cost.’ 'She had initially turned them down, but after the attempt on her life she started re-evaluating her options.’ ‘You see the night of the blast we fed information to the journalists and news stations that two people had died in the blast. Which was technically true.’ ‘The powers that be, did not want such an important asset like that being lost. So we helped her change her identity with the hope that we would still have access to her if we needed her. Plus she stated that she wanted to stay in the police force and the UK if possible.’ ‘I bet your cold cases are getting warmer ever since she arrived?’ James smiled, as he looked towards asked Devine. ‘Inspector Durotimi Williams, aka the Witch of Merseyside is your new officer Eliora Lucas, ’ Commander James announced. Devine was shocked, he opened his mouth to speak. ‘Now what I don’t understand Devine, is why you are trying to access her DNA records?’ Commander James looked at him, the smile gone. |
muhamad158:thank you muhamad158, hope you stay till the end |
MrCork:don't understand? |
This is a great story Gabbyraze. .. Following. ..waiting for the next update ![]() Hope you managed to sort your browser issues. Merry Christmas to you and your family |
soleski01:thanks for stopping by soleski01 and commenting |
Adesina12:Hi Adesina12 nice to know it produced good memories. thank you for following as always |
Creeza:Creeza enjoy the holiday and hope you and your family have a wonderful Christmas and a Happy New Year in advance. LLeigh |
swann:hmm, I don't trust her, let us see ![]() |
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a lot has happened.