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"How? Does the tool work?”
They immediately got into the police car, but neither of them started the engine for a while. Richmond is now actually using a headset and is starting to focus his concentration on listening to the sounds or voices that come from his headset.
“Emily, it's time for bed honey. Don't force Mommy to punish you by not eating ice cream for a week."
Richmond signaled to Michael with his thumb that everything was work. The bug device he had placed under the woman's living room table was powerful enough to monitor her for several days.
"We need to prove that Hazel Hayes wasn't brainwashed by Calvin McAdam."
"That woman isn't the type to be brainwashed easily," Michael replied, listening to Richmond as well. Most of the noises he listens to are the screams of girl giggling when their mother does something she finds funny.
“But things like that can happen. Or maybe stockho
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