"I'm interested to know, as well," William says. "I believe Elias did spend some time among some tribes down in the Amazon. But I must say, the assassins looked African to me."Vendetta said:"Where in South America and what makes you think its from there?" Jack asks again after the phone is handed off.
"Other than Jackson, you mean?" Miriam asks sharply. "We must find out what he was looking for. It may be the only way to help solve Jackson's murder."Vendetta said:"I must admit that my knowledge of 'Death Cults' and African tribes don't exactly match my knowledge o' Baseball." Jack replies, "Has anyone done any research on them?"
When they arrive at the police station, Jibril goes in with the other two, and attempts to deliver their information to Lt. Poole, or someone else working on the Elias case, also asking if there is some way to contact the Lieutenant at the present time, if he is not there presently.yangnome said:"I got in touch with the others, but couldn't contact Lt. Poole. Let's head over that way and maybe he'll be back in by then. If not, I can leave a note for him or pass on the information to another detective. I would like ot pass on the information we've found to him before these murderers try anything else."
"'Toots?'" Miriam says, leveling a scorn-filled glance at the young whippersnapper. "Show some respect for your elders." Miriam turns to talk to the others, turning her back on Jack. "I believe it will be necessary to attempt to locate the books or at least the information Jackson was looking for here. Mr. Kensington, could you possibly locate what information Jackson was looking for?"Vendetta said:"Well, toots, right now I don't got a lot to go on. So, if ya know something, maybe ya oughtta spit it out." Jack says, wheeling on the lady.