Only others had done the wiring.

 

Chapter 13

 

PULLER LOOKED AT the email, deciding whether or not to open it.

 

It had information he needed.

 

But it was also information that part of him didn’t want to confront.

 

Shireen Kirk had not wasted any time. She must have already informed CID that

she was representing John Puller Sr. And she had no doubt requested this

documentation.

 

CID, being efficient even with a file three decades old, had promptly sent it to

her. The fact that Shireen was a longtime JAG lawyer and knew pretty much

everyone who mattered at all in the criminal investigative branches of the

various services had surely aided her effort.

 

Nobody wanted to screw with Shireen Kirk, regardless of whether she still wore

the uniform or not. She’d file a motion faster than you could discharge your

sidearm.

 

After the drive from Fort Monroe, Puller sat down in a chair in his motel room

and opened the file on his laptop.