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“I’m broken,” Taylor whispered. “He has told so much that I just don’t know what to believe and what not to believe.”
“I agree,” Keith said. “But if we hand him over to the FBI, we’ll have trouble in paradise.”
“How so?” Whitaker asked, sitting at the officers’ desk. “They already know we’ve got Caldwell here, don’t they? Yes, let’s be honest, after that stunt at the airport…”
Aubrey glanced at Balon. “Is there anything you haven’t told me yet, Keith?”
“Not relevant,” he muttered. “It is important that we now determine how to proceed. If we turn Caldwell over to the FBI, we’ll be definitely done with our investigation. Will we probably still get a reprimand…”
“… or suspension,” Whitaker said.
“No,” Aubrey said. “I believe him. Somehow I believe that story about the attack; that t
