CHAPTER 44Both cars arrived at the safe house around seven thirty. Calling it a “safe house” was somewhat of a misnomer. It was safe for sure, but not a house. The building was actually a converted warehouse in an industrial park adjacent to Midway Airport. The location made sense for two reasons. First, it was not in a residential area where innocent people could be endangered by a violent confrontation. Second was the setup. The building only had two entrances, with no windows at ground level. One entrance was a single, large overhead door on the front of the building, and the other was the office entrance on the side. Both were fortified with sophisticated security systems and reinforced doors with automatic locking systems. Their visit was definitely not the first time this facility ha
