CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE
AS THEY had indicated might be the case, the Saturday morning following Thanksgiving turned out to be the time most advantageous for the delivery of the laptop computers the FBI said would be provided Logan Hart and Cass Price to facilitate future communications between them and the Bureau. As planned, both Logan and Cass were at home and on hand to meet with the two IT specialists the FBI sent to their respective places of residence with the computers. Disguised as deliverymen, the IT specialists delivered as promised two new, rugged-looking, military-grade laptop computers pre-installed with the FBI’s newest teleconferencing apps. Neither of the laptops were of the sort commercially available. In addition, after reviewing the systems already in place at both residen
