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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tanstaafl" data-source="post: 988666" data-attributes="member: 12232">Season One: The Case of the Missing Opera Singer; Serial 1; Mission Briefing.The garage you have parked in is about one block from the office building. The directory in the lobby indicated that Mr. Green (Green Consultants, Inc.) has offices on the fourth floor. The building also hosts a law firm (Rogers, Rogers, Fairchild, and Jordan) on the fifth, sixth, and seventh (top) floors; an insurance company (State Farm) on floor one; and a variety of small firms on floors two and three (JBS Fabrics; Anderson, Robert H. and Assocs., Inc – Engineers; Kearney, Anne – MS LCPC; Key Resources – Editorial Services; Steven W. Smunt, D.D.S. Ltd. – General Dentistry; and Jillian Born – Wedding Coordinator/Thomas Born - Photographer).You ride the elevator up to the fourth floor and enter Mr. Green’s office. The receptionist is on the phone, and typing information of some kind into a computer, he looks up at you briefly, and says “Go on in, gentlemen, Mr. Green is expecting you.”Mr. Green’s office has a lovely view of another office tower; it looks like at one time it was a stunning view of the Bay. One wall is made up of a large picture window. There is a desk on one side of the window (facing away from it), and a grouping of couches and chairs on the other side of the office. A slightly chubby man in a black suit is seated at the desk, he has a manila folder – open – in front of him and is reading from a document. He closes the folder as you enter the room, walks toward you with his right hand extended. He is short, about 5’7” has piercing blue eyes, and is bald. He is wearing a dark blue tie and has a dark blue kerchief in the breast pocket of his suit. He shakes hands all around and gestures toward the casual seating area. “Please come in and have a seat.”</blockquote>

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