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it?”
    “No.” Will added, “But maybe we should do a little checking up on Gretchen when we get back to L.A.”
    “That’s my thought.”
    “While we’re at it, maybe we should find out if Bashnakov is still in prison.”
    Taylor’s gaze met Will’s grim one.
    Will glanced over his shoulder and studied the road for a long moment. “If someone was back there, I think we’ve lost them.”
    “Yeah.”
    Will reached over and squeezed Taylor’s shoulder. “Don’t you worry, sweetheart, I’ll find you someone else you can shoot.”

 
    Surveillance Report
    Case #3433BR
    Subjects: Brandt, William and MacAllister, Taylor
    Investigator: Schwierskott
     
    November 13, 2013 (Wednesday)
     
     
    7:00 a.m.:
    Investigator arrives at the residence of Taylor MacAllister and William Brandt located at 1041 Cornwall Lane in Ventura, CA 93001. Investigator observes no vehicles are present at the residence and establishes stationary vehicle surveillance with a view of the driveway of the residence.
     
    8:00 a.m.:
    NO ACTIVITY
     
    9:00 a.m.:
    NO ACTIVITY
     
    10:00 a.m.:
    NO ACTIVITY
     
    11:00 a.m.:
    NO ACTIVITY
     
    11:28 a.m. :
    Investigator observes the side security gate of the MacAllister residence open. Investigator observes a blue 2010 Toyota Land Cruiser (California License Plate 2GNH635: currently registered to William Brandt exit the driveway of the residence and depart the area. Investigator observes Mr. MacAllister (Caucasian male, 33 years old, shaved, black hair) is driving the vehicle. Mr. Brandt (Caucasian male, 31 years old, shaved, brown hair) is a passenger in the vehicle. Subjects appear relaxed and unhurried. Investigator initiates mobile surveillance of the vehicle.
     
    3:13 p.m. :
    Investigator observes the blue 2010 Toyota Land Cruiser enter the parking lot designated for the El Dorado 76 located at 8 Mile Road in Stockton CA 95209 and pull up in front of the gas pumps. Investigator observes Mr. Brandt exit the vehicle with a German shepherd dog and cross the street to a deserted lot to play fetch. Investigator observes Mr. MacAllister exit the vehicle and enter the mini-mart. Investigator initiates stationary vehicle surveillance with a view of the entrance/exit of the building and the deserted lot.
     
    3:27 p.m.:
    Investigator observes Mr. MacAllister exit the mini-mart carrying two cups and a brown paper bag and proceed to the blue 2010 Toyota Land Cruiser. Investigator observes Mr. MacAllister pay for gas and enter the vehicle. Investigator observes Mr. MacAllister pull across the street. Investigator observes Mr. Brandt and dog enter the vehicle.
     
    3:30 p.m. :
    Investigator observes Mr. MacAllister driving away at a speed estimated in excess of 70 miles per hour. Investigator was unable to pursue due to the arrival of a big rig truck which pinned in investigator’s vehicle.
     
    3:35 p.m.:
    Investigator is forced to terminate surveillance.

 
     
    Chapter Three
     
     
    I t was raining.
    More of a mist than actual rain, but it was most definitely wet, and Will spared a moment’s regret for Taylor who did not like rain or the cold. Then they topped the rise, and the house seemed to materialize before them. Will experienced an almost painful sensation of time standing still. He could have been a kid of seventeen again, driving home in his truck after football practice.
    “Wow,” Taylor said, beside him. “Your dad built that himself?”
    The house was constructed of lathe turned hand-peeled logs. It was a rambling, two- story ranch-style, with a long front deck and a wide covered back porch. The front gable dormer windows offered the always breathtaking view of the surrounding mountains and pine forest. Smoke wisped from the fireplace, ghostly against the dark trees and darker mountains. The many windows reflected the smoky purple sunset.
    Will answered, “When he got out of the marines, yeah. My dad and my Uncle Grant and my Uncle John.”
    “It’s beautiful. Really