Into the Fire (2008)
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As she sat in the hospital room and the questions didn’t come, and then still didn’t come, she realized it was entirely likely that Craig Reed had refused to give the FBI access to a list of compound visitors. Probably because it would identify all of those people as being card-carrying members of the vitriolic hatemongering organization, and most of them wouldn’t want that information going public.
It was also possible that Reed feared the FBI would be able to use that information for other pur...poses, such as monitoring the movement and location of Freedom Network leaders.
So the good news was that the FBI didn’t know that Hannah had visited the compound last March, and at this point, she wasn’t about to volunteer that fact.
She was, however, questioned extensively by both the police and FBI—right there in the hospital room—about the shooting at Steve and Paul’s place. She was able to tell the interrogators the time of the incident and little else. She saw no one, didn’t hear any of the shots and only felt the impact of one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As she sat in the hospital room and the questions didn’t come, and then still didn’t come, she realized it was entirely likely that Craig Reed had refused to give the FBI access to a list of compound visitors. Probably because it would identify all of those people as being card-carrying members of the vitriolic hatemongering organization, and most of them wouldn’t want that information going public.
It was also possible that Reed feared the FBI would be able to use that information for other pur...poses, such as monitoring the movement and location of Freedom Network leaders.
So the good news was that the FBI didn’t know that Hannah had visited the compound last March, and at this point, she wasn’t about to volunteer that fact.
She was, however, questioned extensively by both the police and FBI—right there in the hospital room—about the shooting at Steve and Paul’s place. She was able to tell the interrogators the time of the incident and little else. She saw no one, didn’t hear any of the shots and only felt the impact of one.
What to read after Into the Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Suzanne Brockmann to read onlineMoreLess
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