Chain of Command Page #2
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I got a visit
at 2:
00 this morning.From who?
I don't know.
Four or five guys
in black suits.
They just invited themselves right in.
I thought they were going to kill me.
Well, what did they want?
To question me.
What did they
question you about?
What I knew about him
outside of our relationship.
How well did I know Cliff?
Did you tell them anything?
No.
Nothing.
I played dumb.
This is too dangerous.
We shouldn't be talking like this.
Hey, look, this conversation
never happened, okay?
Thanks, Jimmy.
He's a special-forces major,
Paramilitary operative,
Trained in
counter-intelligence.
Expert in guerrilla warfare.
Boss says he's one of
the best-trained assassins.
He's ever seen.
Successfully completed
seven covert ops.
Watch out for this guy.
Lieutenant,
good to see you again.
Ray.
Wish I could say that Same.
I'm gonna take that
as a compliment.
Take it how you want to.
So Ted's bringing in
his number one clean-up man.
Who else has the credentials
to clean up this sh*t stain?
I wouldn't exactly
describe it as that.
Well, I would.
A large-scale operation like this
that goes compromised
draws a lot of attention, lieutenant.
Mr. Bomer can't afford
to be in the spotlight.
Your involvement
Really?
I fix problems.
So Ted's briefed you
on everything?
I wouldn't exactly say
he briefed me on anything.
I usually like
to fill in the blanks myself.
- So fill in the blanks.
- I'll fill in the blanks.
I'm still trying to figure out
how $40 million
just up and vanishes
out of an account
without a f***in' trace.
Inside job, double-cross.
The men responsible are dead.
The men responsible are dead?
That don't make me feel
any f***in' better,
because it doesn't solve
the problem, lieutenant.
It don't bring the money back.
Someone out there
knows where it is.
It's just a matter of time
before we get to them.
Well, I'm bein' told
we still have a couple
of blood-suckin' mosquitoes
creating problems
that we don't need.
James Webster, Sam Thorne.
Both under
careful surveillance.
They're under
careful surveillance?
That doesn't inspire me.
What are we supposed to do?
Just let 'em run amok?
They'll be dealt with
at the appropriate time.
You served with Webster,
didn't you?
You're friends with Webster, aren't you?
And you know better than anybody,
we can't afford to have any loose ends.
You understand that, correct?
What the f***
is wrong with you?
This isn't about friendship. This is about
$40 million that's gone missing.
Don't make a move. Hands up.
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