Contract to Kill Page #3

Yeah, it's platinum. I got this

from finest girl I ever had.

- Yeah, from me.

- Yeah, it was you.

- How you been?

- I'm alright. You know me.

Yeah, I know you.

So, you really

think this meeting

is taking place in

Istanbul and not Mexico?

I mean, I never

really believe intel.

You believe intel,

we used to say,

and that's the key

to death, you know.

You can never trust intel.

But that's what they say.

Okay.

I'll write it up and pass it

on over to our old CIA contacts.

Baby, that's not

why I asked you to come.

I was thinking I might get

you to come back on my team.

Oh, I figured...

You've been reactivated.

We need one more person to

complete our three-man team.

Better if somebody's

kind of internal,

maybe with Agency connections,

not really DEA or FBI.

What do you propose we do?

This three-man team of yours.

You know we find folks,

we interview 'em.

If we like 'em we give

'em a box of chocolates.

If we don't, we kill 'em.

- And then?

- And then...

I will do my thing.

I thought those

days were behind us.

Naw, man, our best days

are ahead of us, girl.

I need a good SIGN guy

who can provide me with

minute-by-minute intel

and some real time images.

These days

you're talking drones.

So what do you need me for?

I need you by my

side to watch my six

and do what you do best.

His name's Matthew Sharp.

SIGN all the way,

but five years of HUMIN training before that.

How long with the Agency?

- Fifteen years.

- Before that?

Army, Special Forces.

Doesn't have much else

in his jacket about that.

Yeah, probably wouldn't.

Am I meeting this guy?

He's late.

He picked the time

and the place.

Yeah.

Uh, John, that thing's

coming in pretty low.

I think it's locked

on to your truck.

Sh*t, he's locked on to my car.

John.

- Let him go.

- But it's carrying an AR.

- John.

- Let him go.

Okay, that got my attention.

John.

John.

You must be Sharp?

You must be John Harmon.

Yeah, I'm Harmon,

but I'm still waiting

for the answer to my question.

Yeah, Matthew Sharp.

That's some pretty nice

piloting you did out there.

I might have a job for you.

So Rivera's group has

moved into Puerto Rico

to try to grab the heroin trade.

Drugs come in to the states

through smuggling corridors

in Arizona, Texas,

and California.

They're shipped to New Mexico

then trucked to the

eastern seaboard.

At the FBI, we have a saying

that applies to Puerto Rico.

No customs, no problem.

See that's what it's about.

I mean they have a situation now where

it's kind of very distinct, you know.

'Cause US territory means that any

shipments departing the United States

are not

required to clear customs.

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