CHAPTER 24STAKEOUT
The stakeout’s first week began unfavorably when Leclair informed Stanislas Monday he couldn’t get Vic Debré. The hope of an added undercover faded Tuesday. The doyen of the examining magistrates within the Anti-terrorist Section at the Palace of Justice informed him he required his operative to shadow suspected Corsican guerrillas and couldn’t loan him as promised. Stanislas had to settle for his small cadre.
To increase his pool of suspects, he chatted with Swiss authorities in several telephone conversations about their Kosovar Albanian exiles. From names later faxed, he instructed Officer Leclair to trace as many of their relatives in Paris as possible.
Pinpointing more members of the local Russian community took less time. They had lived in Paris for centuries, a
