I was delighted Judith had met with Valery Agapov twice as many times as I thought. My delight extended into how George had dovetailed with his wife into my new detective company when he uncovered another photograph of Agapov ready to board the ferry at Lerwick, taken the day after I left Gardie. I knew Judith had no choice but to cooperate, even so, the lure of the predominately English-speaking Ottawa district, in Canada, was a benefit. She assured me she had been working as well as anyone could, trying hard to secure the name of the head of the Pegasus Bank from Valery Agapov.
I had arranged for Captain Lloyd to give Judith a mobile phone, one that could be monitored by the Ministry of Defence. She was then instructed to arrange for Agapov to visit. It was an idea I’d asked Jerry about
