The List Conspiracy: A Wallis Jones Thriller (Game of Nations Book 1) by William Graves

Author:William Graves [Graves, William]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: MRC Publishing
Published: 2019-02-04T22:00:00+00:00

Chapter Twenty-Eight

Robert Schaeffer scanned Craigslist on his laptop.

He had made sure the computer’s MAC address was already spoofed, and he added further layers to any search that was being conducted to rout him out by using a proxy system to hide that he was still in the area.

Computers were regularly pinged by their host providers whenever they were connected to the internet, sending back signals that tracked someone’s every move. If someone logged on at home, the host knew they were there. If they went over to Starbucks and logged back on, they could tell how long the user was sipping a latte and updating their Facebook status. However, it was possible to spoof both an IP and a MAC address, which would still allow a third party to know someone was on the net, just not who was typing the keys. If there was a long enough trail of an unidentified user, it could pop up and alert anyone trying to ferret out a lost Circle member. Doubling up with a proxy made it nearly impossible to know where the unidentified computer sat, masking that someone was trying to hide.

None of it though was going to stop Management from scouring Richmond for what was left of Robert’s family. He knew an alert had been sent out, and they would keep up the search.

He was squatting with his sons in a renovated apartment on Lady Street in the Randolph neighborhood just on the edge of Oregon Hill. It was an old blue-collar neighborhood, both areas absorbed by the nearby urban college, Virginia Commonwealth University. The college had been taking over the area for years pushing out some of the black residents and tearing down boarded-up houses to expand campus.

Other developers had followed behind, back-filling with renovated houses and three flats on side streets to chip in to the gentrification. No one would notice—at least the first few days—a man coming and going out of an apartment building. They’d assume it was finally being rented. Robert’s two boys would have to stay hidden till they were ready to move again.

They hadn’t said much since the rush from the soccer field.

Robert pulled up the jobs wanted ads and looked for the internships under each category searching for the key phrases. He had to memorize hundreds of new short phrases each year that were taken from the Constitution. They came in the iPhone transmissions and were never to be written down or spoken out loud. Each phrase could be easily reworded to sound more natural and then placed in an ad to help a Circle operative come in from the cold. Somewhere in there would be the regular posting for the new safe house address in the Richmond area. The postings changed daily, and the addresses were moved almost as frequently.

He would have to hope that the address wasn’t too far across town. He had left his car in the soccer complex’s parking lot and the Richmond area wasn’t built for walkers. The

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