Mezzanotte Again
We rolled out at about 4:00 p.m., which worked perfectly. This way, we didn’t have to wait for the second guard shift to take effect. Monroe drove the car and DuPree the van. I rode with Monroe. This would be a good test for Johnny Muck’s “invisibility” theory, as a lot of people were going to see us. It remained to be seen if they’d remember us.
Monroe drove up to the gate, and I presented my license for Spencer Dancer, which got us through and onto the property where we proceeded to building three. Monroe and I were supposed to be part of the shooting, and even though they didn’t normally work on weekends, they had made an exception in anticipation of financial rewards.
“What about if they frisk us again?” Monroe asked.
“They won’t. We’re part of the crew now. We pro
