Chapter 68. I Saw My Beta

Randall's POV

Lou made introductions, then we got down to business. The immunity paperwork was signed, then Lou laid out the information Tania was providing. They had done a good job; in each setting, her recollection had been transcribed with as much detail as she could remember. The statements were signed and in a neat pile. I was most excited by the drawings they had come up with, as were the others. "These are very detailed," Melanie said as they were passed to her. Done with computer software and aided by the images sent from werewolf to werewolf, they were better than any FBI sketch artist.

"My investigators were able to pair her with a skilled computer graphics artist, and we were fortunate Tania has a great memory for faces." I set up a camera and started the interview. The next four hours were brutal, and I was wiped out by the time we stopped for dinner. Tania's memory was amazing; she had remembered names, identifying features, sexual proclivities, phone calls