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Sudetenland Tales
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cannot possibly be true. I paid for detective work, not conspiracy theory.”
Steve said; “There’s more. This is just preliminary, as stated. We can connect all the dots.”
Max said; “You still don’t understand. Do you? Let me be as clear as I can. We agreed on an investigation, not any conclusion. You boys can continue investigating as long as I’m here, but if you want to get ridiculous, you can be 86ed. ...... Capish?”
Big John was well off and didn’t need the work. He balked, but younger Steve cut in and verbally agreed to Weintraub’s terms. He didn’t really expect to fulfill them, but he thought he was smart enough to keep the income stream going, while fooling Weintraub into thinking he was being usefully innocuous, like any Republican investigatory entity.
Weintraub said good and the boys left.
Hiensch was not a happy camper, and told shrugging Steve so. These proved to be his final words, as he was found the next morning dead of a heart attack. It would be the height of poor manners to inquire about whether Big John had recently received a Covid shot, so Steve didn’t. The coroner said; “Chronic heart