Mad Dog by Fegan William

Author:Fegan, William [Fegan, William]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: William Marin Fegan
Published: 2015-02-15T16:00:00+00:00

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Mustafa Akh Mahbud alias The Mongul was left with only thirty kilometres to drive before arriving at the border between France and Spain and La Junquera customs controls when Harvey left Harris and DS Charlie Clarke at four thirty local time on the morning of Thursday the 29th June. He was nervous and worried, prior to his death he had featured on the most wanted lists throughout Europe and was wanted by the Spanish authorities for his links with Al Qaeda and their implication in the Madrid Bombings, and although he had the best falsified documentation available he felt vulnerable. The Guardia Civil could be extremely efficient when their interest was roused but he had nothing to worry about, that morning as on the majority of mornings there was no sign of life at the border post and they weren’t even waved through, they simply reduced speed as they reached the kiosks and when no sign of movement appeared they continued their journey. Mustafa had been talked into risking that route precisely for that reason, the airports and ports being far better controlled day and night. Once past the border they headed towards Barcelona on the A7/E15 which they continued on until it passed the Catalan Capital and passed over the Rio Llobregat at which point they took the North-Eastern Autovia A2 which later joined the AP2 which took them to Zaragoza where they were due to pick up two colleagues who had travelled down from Bilboa. The almost four hundred kilometre trip took them the best part of five hours and it wasn’t until nine fifteen that morning that they took the Avenida de los Pireneos that led them almost directly to the Plaza del Pilar where the Sidreria La Kupela was situated, a Basque restaurant where they had arranged to meet and have breakfast with Martxelo Etxebarrieta and Txabi Garmendia. Martxelo and Txabi were “liberados”, ETA members known to the police, working full time for ETA and on its payroll and both had collaborated with Mustafa on previous occasions brokering arms deals with Al Qaeda and the IRA.

Mikel Querejeta a twenty three year old student of Law at the Zaragoza University was working on a part time basis at the Sidreria as a barman/waiter in order to help finance his studies. Mikel recognised Txabi and Martxelo the moment they entered the restaurant, how could he not recognise them, they had been heroes of his for years. Mikel was a “legalak”, an ETA member with no police record who lived an apparently normal life, who’s only desire was to be useful to the cause. His studies were a means to an end, a way of preparing him for the legal and political career that would best allow him to serve “his nation”. His initial concern at seeing them enter was caused by the two young men seated at the far end of the bar, two young men he knew to be Guardia Civil, but as they showed no interest

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