Capital Crimes (2003) by Woods Stuart - Will Lee 06

Author:Woods, Stuart - Will Lee 06 [06, Woods, Stuart - Will Lee]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2011-01-07T16:35:45.578000+00:00

He scrolled through newspaper and magazine articles about Justice Graydon that he had collected during his confirmation hearings and the three years that Graydon had sat on the Court, and he was struck by a photograph of the man getting out of his car at the Capitol during the hearings. The car was a black, American-made SUV, and he found another shot of Graydon in the car, taken on a fishing trip, this shot more recent, which meant that he probably still owned the car. He would do a drive-by and see if it was parked at the Graydon home.

Then Ted hacked into the computer systems of the manufacturer of the car and went into the design department's files. After a few minutes, he came up with the design for the main chip in the car's computer system, the one that directed everything from its fuel management to its antilock braking system. He printed out the design and went carefully over it, seeing opportunity.

Next, he went to the manufacturer's parts distribution center, entered the part number of the chip and got a list of dealers who had it in stock. The part was not one that was often replaced, so few dealers had it, only one of them east of the Mississippi, in Baltimore, which would do nicely.

He went back to the RV and made himself some dinner, then relaxed in front of the TV for the evening. His mind was preoccupied with the computer chip, however, and how he could modify it to suit his purposes.

Tomorrow morning he would check Justice Graydon's house for the presence of the vehicle, and if he still owned it, then Ted would need to make a trip to Baltimore.

This would take time and effort, but it would be worth it; after Graydon, he would make his exit from the scene. A very nice little island cottage waited for him, and he looked forward to a quiet life, after he had made his mark on American political history.

Then the evening news came on, and Ted was surprised to find a very good drawing of himself staring out of the screen. He hadn't thought the FBI were so close, and he settled in to watch their performance.

Now we take you to the press office at the White House, where Assistant Director Robert Kinney of the FBI is holding a press conference.

Bob Kinney's face filled the screen, and Ted studied it carefully.

KINNEY TOOK A DEEP BREATH and leaned into the microphone. Ladies and gentlemen, we have a suspect in the three murders and one attempted murder that have captured so much attention in past weeks. He pressed a button, and the drawing of Teddy Fay filled the monitors in the room. His name is Theodore Fay, and he is a retired employee of the Central Intelligence Agency. Mr. Fay worked in the Technical Services division of the Agency for more than thirty years, where he acquired the skills that he employed in these crimes. Mr. Fay

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