Alias

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Come with me.

:29:09

Marshall's in Mexico City?

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He signaled us through the computer.

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We traced him through the lP address he used.

:29:16

Huh, uh, okay, l'll notify the extraction

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team at once.

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We'd like your permission to conduct

:29:22

the operation ourselves.

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Yes, of course.

:29:33

Are you making any progress here?

:29:35

Like Echelon, Swarm has access points.

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If l can locate the directory we will

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know if there are any accessable points.

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That way we could keep SD-6 and Cuvee

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off the system.

:29:44

I'd like a coffee please.

:29:50

Cream or sugar?

:29:55

Black.

:29:56

Thank you.

:30:06

Kane called a meeting.

:30:07

Does she know anything?

:30:09

Unclear. But l'm told she has two units

:30:10

from security section prepared to take me in.

:30:12

I have to be ready for anything.

:30:14

I have to admit, l'm impressed.

:30:16

I've rarely found a record as well-documented

:30:19

as yours. You couldn't have been more

:30:21

thorough if you tried.

:30:23

If l may ask, what is it you're looking for?

:30:26

There are only two pieces of evidence

:30:28

I haven't been able to corroborate.

:30:31

Help me with them, and we're finished.

:30:34

Damn. She's got the place wired.

:30:37

Jack, we make six agents from security section.

:30:39

Every time you make a phone call on your STU,

:30:42

the SlM card on your cell phone

:30:44

communicates with the local cell tower.

:30:47

Those communications are recorded on the

:30:50

card's memory chip. It's kind of like

:30:52

a mini travelogue.

:30:53

Yes, l'm fully aware...

:30:55

We'll need the cell tower signal codes for

:30:57

Istanbul, Karachi, and Taipei.

:30:59

Jack, listen to me. What pocket is your phone in?