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Truth
A deeper probe into the reality of investigative crime scenes over time and through-out human history prove that, of which
fictional writings can only be a scrapping of the complex nature of the "corruptible".
Author- James Carrol
fictional writings can only be a scrapping of the complex nature of the "corruptible".
Author- James Carrol
“Things... are not always what they seem." the first quotes comes to us in chapter 2: Conspiracy Theory, By Officer Duke Agnew investigating a drowning death on the western shore in the shadow of the Chesapeake Bay bridge.”
― In Search of the Dragon Blanco: El Mision
― In Search of the Dragon Blanco: El Mision
“Things... are not always what they seem." the first quotes comes to us in chapter 2: Conspiracy Theory, By Officer Duke Agnew investigating a drowning death on the western shore in the shadow of the Chesapeake Bay bridge.”
― In Search of the Dragon Blanco: El Mision
― In Search of the Dragon Blanco: El Mision
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"Things aren't always what they seem" quotation from Police officer Duke to young Tommy.Chapter Two: Conspiracy Theory
Tommy quotes the Officer back to his mother/Frances, in a smug voice when she asked about his "conspiracy theory" concerning the death of Mr. Williams. His mother immediately shuts him down in front of best friend Ronnie later that night returning from the shore.
Tommy, lead-vice uses the quote while driving into Miami as a training concept for a "green" agent EJ, first mission undercover in pursuit of the White Dragon and Luis Gonzelas, the "fish". Speaking of the "set-up" police walk into a death scene.
"Things aren't always what they seem"
And the forth quote comes from Tommy's father as a foreteller of the events to come to the agents attempting to make the arrest with the Baltimore warrant in Miami Beach.
