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“I have something on that right now,” a woman on the team called out,

flagging us over to her nearby computer terminal. “I’ve hacked into Lindt’s

bank account and found an unusual transaction within the last month. Here,

an amount of forty-eight thousand dollars was transferred out of his savings

account.”

“Where the hell did Lindt get forty-eight thousand dollars?” I asked.

“That part’s easy, he rarely spends money on non-essentials. My bank

statements are filled with charges to different retailers, but his are nearly all

simple bills,” the woman answered. “The interesting thing isn’t that he had

the money, it’s that it’s all of a sudden leaving his account in a lump sum.”

“Any idea where the money was transferred to?” Jordan asked.

“It looks like it was deposited directly into another account. Right here,”

she said, pointing to the line on the screen.

“I’ll go over to interview her personally,” Jordan said. “This transaction

may give us a lead on where to look next.”

“I’ll go with y