Chapter 197

As soon as they finished polishing their image, the confidential material was given to the New York Times, and every other news outlet in the country. It was posted on the Internet for anyone, and everyone to see.

Copies were sent to every Congressman, Senator, Members of the President's cabinet, and the President of the United States himself, on his unlisted, secure cell phone. No one knew how they got that number.

The President called in the Attorney General, and the Director of the FBI and asked them, point blank, if either of their agencies had anything to do with the attempted assassinations of two American citizens.

The Attorney General denied any wrongdoing from the Department of Justice. The director of the FBI said, "Mr. President, I am not sure." He told the President that there was a lot of electronic activity at the Bureau, after the announcement of the attempted assassination of the Caruso's. He had his computer experts trying to ga