Unknown Speaker 2

But still, it was early days and the waters were murky. We no longer be in custody, but we weren't allowed to leave town either. I pulled my jacket tighter as the wind cut down the thoroughfares and alleyways of the sprawling tent city, or as Grant referred to it, central ops.

Special Agent Tripping had given me the thick, brown duster I was currently wearing since my own jacket had been taken in as evidence, which didn't bother me because this coat was warmer anyway. Sam! Oh, sorry. I forgot you got shot. I winced. Trippin walked up from behind Kimber and nodded at me.

Special Agent Tripping had given me the thick, brown duster I was currently wearing since my own jacket had been taken in as evidence, which didn't bother me because this coat was warmer anyway. Sam! Oh, sorry. I forgot you got shot. I winced. Trippin walked up from behind Kimber and nodded at me.

Special Agent Tripping had given me the thick, brown duster I was currently wearing since my own jacket had been taken in as evidence, which didn't bother me because this coat was warmer anyway. Sam! Oh, sorry. I forgot you got shot. I winced. Trippin walked up from behind Kimber and nodded at me.

You can go. There's a Ford Explorer you can use. Park off a Draper across from the mobile command unit. Here are the keys. Don't leave town and don't talk to the media. Or the locals. In fact, don't talk to anybody.

You can go. There's a Ford Explorer you can use. Park off a Draper across from the mobile command unit. Here are the keys. Don't leave town and don't talk to the media. Or the locals. In fact, don't talk to anybody.

You can go. There's a Ford Explorer you can use. Park off a Draper across from the mobile command unit. Here are the keys. Don't leave town and don't talk to the media. Or the locals. In fact, don't talk to anybody.

We found the car right where it said and climbed in, slamming the doors with the biting wind.

We found the car right where it said and climbed in, slamming the doors with the biting wind.

We found the car right where it said and climbed in, slamming the doors with the biting wind.

You're gonna have to drive. I don't think I can manage it.

You're gonna have to drive. I don't think I can manage it.

You're gonna have to drive. I don't think I can manage it.

Don't they have you on painkillers?

Don't they have you on painkillers?

Don't they have you on painkillers?

Prescription Tylenol.

Prescription Tylenol.

Prescription Tylenol.

I'm well aware. But they had to. The hospitals are full. Every hospital within 50 miles and a mobile one for at least several cases is what I was told.