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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Radiating Gnome" data-source="post: 2982168" data-attributes="member: 150">Ruzzkoff nods and begins his narrative once he is sure they will not be overheard.  "We are making our way to xxx, by way of this system, and have passengers for both destinations.  During our recent jump, a passenger died.  Our investigation of the death leads us to believe that his death was the result of someone unknown tampering with the environmental controls for their cabin -- specifically the gravity controls.  "This would still not be a matter for your review except that we found in the dead passenger's effects a collection of data disks -- disks that contain, among other things, what appears to be top secret information about disposition of the imperial fleet.  One of the disks appears to be missing, presumably taken by the killer."That, Lieutenant, makes this a matter of supreme importance to the imperial navy, a matter of grave military espionage.  "Since making the discovery we hae taken the precaution of locking down all of the passengers, permitting them no access to the ship's computer system or any outside communication.  They're getting restless, as you can image, but that seemed to be the most prudent thing to do.  "To further complicate matters, we have on board an important government administrator and his staff, doing their best to travel as discetely as possible. "The crew of the Vykris will support you and your investigation in every way.  Our only hope is to resolve this matter quickly so that we may try to make amends with our other inconvenienced passengers and continue our voyage. " With that, Ruzzkoff will turn over the passenger manifest and his notes about the chain of events leading up to this moment.  -rg</blockquote>

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