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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wilphe" data-source="post: 3019101" data-attributes="member: 8221">Moving on.    It's not necessary for someone to accompany the cargo, and in fact De Paolo will not permit anyone to leave. The same shuttle will carry the passengers that the Navy have finished with, if any.     de Paolo returns from the search of the cargo and reports, "It's clean, and can go. Now it's your turn. Don't bother taking too many clothes with you, you won't need them."     One by one you are called though the hatch on board the Coronel, strip searched and issued naval fatigues, all with more or less as politeness and courtesy as someone can show when they are inspecting your bodily cavities with a torch.Then you are interrogated, individually and alone, by members of the flotilla's intelligence detachments. To some of you this last part is eerily familar, though this time it may be rather less pleasent...Ruzz'koff:[sblock]Well, Captain, you seem to be making a habit of getting into all sorts of adventures. If we could have a statement please, please don't hesitate to mention even the most trivial details. Anything can help.When did you find out that the deceased was engaged in treason and espionage?How did you feel about this?[/sblock]Saanath:[sblock]Mr Saanath, sir, please sit down. Doubtless you have much to tell us, though we are more interested in finding the missing chip than investigating the murder. I mean Antonescu, was a traitor and spy, some would say he got what he deserved.       However, we understand you took the lead in securing the computer system and analysing the "hack" into the environmental controls. It seems a most unlikely attack if you don't mind my saying.   [/sblock]Trelene:[sblock]Ma'am, please sit down, this won't take long. You have a piece of paper for your statement. Anything else you might like to tell us? This is certainly an unusual case, unusual means of death, uncommon motivation. What do you think lies behind it?[/sblock]Ktarle:[sblock]Doctor, you carried out the intial post-mortem on the deceased. What lead you to the conclusion that he had been killed in such an unusual way? Do you think it credible that his cabin-mate would not only be unaffected but also not notice?[/sblock]Tuan:[sblock]Please sit down 2nd Officer Nguyen, we apologise for the indignity, but these things are sometimes necessary. You just recently joined the Vyrkis yes? You know the Dvonn affair that your other officers were involved with before gaining thier ship? Well, we are concerned that when someone takes the law into their own hands once, however justifed, they may get a taste for it, and if a similar opportunity arises again they may again turn vigilantes for the most flimsy of reasons. What are your thought on this?[/sblock]Gwydion:[sblock]Good morning 1st Officer Letharan. If you could write down any pertinant facts here pelase, even minor details you think may be unimportant may be significant when pieced together. You just recently joined the Vyrkis yes? You know the Dvonn affair that your other officers were involved with before gaining thier ship? Well, we are concerned that when someone takes the law into their own hands once, however justifed, they may get a taste for it, and if a similar opportunity arises again then vigilantism is addictve. What are your thought on this?[/[/sblock]     If anyone reckons they have a handle on whodunnit, then now is the time, otherwise I'll move things along in a few (RL) days.</blockquote>

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