The Dunbar Case - [cliff Hardy 38]
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The Dunbar Case - [cliff Hardy 38]
“ ‘This is utterly hush-hush,’ she said. ‘Until now literally no one knows about it.’ I had to wonder about that after what Pete had said.
‘How did you get him to talk?’ ‘It wasn’t easy. Took almost a year of negotiation. But eventually things fell my way. He’s getting old and he’s found religion. He wants to go out with a clean slate—well, a cleaner one.’ ‘He’s snitching?’ ‘Not exactly. He’s not naming names. Not of live people, that is. Plenty of dead ones. He’s pointing me in t...he right directions, showing me how things were done.’ ‘Were done?’ ‘Are still being done, but not by him. Now you have to tell me why you scared the shit out of me. What’ve you heard?’ I tore a paper towel from the roll, put it under the lip of the bench and swept the coffee grounds into it while I thought what to say. I tapped the grounds into the pot. ‘I haven’t heard a single thing about Jobe doing anything but being the tough, controlling bastard he has the reputation for.’ ‘What then?’ I explained about being pressured by the Tanners without saying much about what had taken me to Bathurst.MoreLess
‘How did you get him to talk?’ ‘It wasn’t easy. Took almost a year of negotiation. But eventually things fell my way. He’s getting old and he’s found religion. He wants to go out with a clean slate—well, a cleaner one.’ ‘He’s snitching?’ ‘Not exactly. He’s not naming names. Not of live people, that is. Plenty of dead ones. He’s pointing me in t...he right directions, showing me how things were done.’ ‘Were done?’ ‘Are still being done, but not by him. Now you have to tell me why you scared the shit out of me. What’ve you heard?’ I tore a paper towel from the roll, put it under the lip of the bench and swept the coffee grounds into it while I thought what to say. I tapped the grounds into the pot. ‘I haven’t heard a single thing about Jobe doing anything but being the tough, controlling bastard he has the reputation for.’ ‘What then?’ I explained about being pressured by the Tanners without saying much about what had taken me to Bathurst.MoreLess
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