The Reward for Good Work....: the tenth mission
Robert Lawson
Regional Director
... Is More Work."
It appears that the shipping container of dead people was a simple accident. According to Ling Cao (the suspect in custody), the shipping container was mishandled by a member of his operation. One hundred thirteen people died because of a paperwork error!
Approximately nine months ago the Seven Sin Tong was contacted to handle the transportation of large numbers of people from one site to another by sea. Apparently they are one of the more reliable people smugglers, with a very low loss of life per shipment. Ling Cao learned of the deaths and conducted an internal investigation. One of his agents in the Philippines confused this shipment with one of immigrants to the United States, resulting in the mess that brought us in.
After thorough interrogation, Ling Cao revealed that he has been contacted by a man known as 'Morgan' with regards to most of the "special shipments". These shipments consisted entirely of people, most Asiatic, that were being transported from one edge of the Pacific to another. He's uncertain as to the destination and purpose behind such shipments but he could tell us that they were rarely to the same location and that 'Morgan' became very irate over any loss of life.
He was able to give us three clues that might lead us back to Morgan and his employers. First, Morgan is a Caucasian male, approximately thirty years of age, with affiliations to the Brandt Corporation. Given their multinational status, it is possible that they could be affiliated with this endeavor, whatever it may be. Second, he was able to confirm that the MV Teach is the vessel we desire and that it is based out of Aparri in the Philippines (see CIA factbook for details). Finally, he gave us the few repeated locations of shipments.
Agent Peurgot has been congratulated for the role he played in the success of the mission. Despite some rough personal relations, all the agents had praise for his skill and ability during the mission. He has been reclaimed by the San Diego office and has returned to duties with them.
I've decided to brief Edwards's team on the situation, since they're familiar with the material and seem ready for some more dangerous challenges. Hopefully they will be able to follow this all the way to its source and stop whatever it is that has been going on.
Regional Director
... Is More Work."
It appears that the shipping container of dead people was a simple accident. According to Ling Cao (the suspect in custody), the shipping container was mishandled by a member of his operation. One hundred thirteen people died because of a paperwork error!
Approximately nine months ago the Seven Sin Tong was contacted to handle the transportation of large numbers of people from one site to another by sea. Apparently they are one of the more reliable people smugglers, with a very low loss of life per shipment. Ling Cao learned of the deaths and conducted an internal investigation. One of his agents in the Philippines confused this shipment with one of immigrants to the United States, resulting in the mess that brought us in.
After thorough interrogation, Ling Cao revealed that he has been contacted by a man known as 'Morgan' with regards to most of the "special shipments". These shipments consisted entirely of people, most Asiatic, that were being transported from one edge of the Pacific to another. He's uncertain as to the destination and purpose behind such shipments but he could tell us that they were rarely to the same location and that 'Morgan' became very irate over any loss of life.
He was able to give us three clues that might lead us back to Morgan and his employers. First, Morgan is a Caucasian male, approximately thirty years of age, with affiliations to the Brandt Corporation. Given their multinational status, it is possible that they could be affiliated with this endeavor, whatever it may be. Second, he was able to confirm that the MV Teach is the vessel we desire and that it is based out of Aparri in the Philippines (see CIA factbook for details). Finally, he gave us the few repeated locations of shipments.
Agent Peurgot has been congratulated for the role he played in the success of the mission. Despite some rough personal relations, all the agents had praise for his skill and ability during the mission. He has been reclaimed by the San Diego office and has returned to duties with them.
I've decided to brief Edwards's team on the situation, since they're familiar with the material and seem ready for some more dangerous challenges. Hopefully they will be able to follow this all the way to its source and stop whatever it is that has been going on.
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