Malone Missing - Day 773
It's not looking good. As thunder and dark clouds move in to the area surrounding my home, I have just received a dark message from Our Man In The Caribbean. It seems that Our Girl In Hawaii is dead. Details will follow, but there are three reports, all of them upsetting. One is that she was decapitated and that Our Man In Sri Lanka received the head in yesterday's mail. Another is that she was shot full of 97% pure China White heroin and died of an overdose. Our Girl In Hawaii did not do drugs, not the hard stuff for sure, rarely even took a drink.
The third scenario is just as bad. She may have been tied to a chair and forced to watch speeches by New York's Junior Senator, none other than the next president of the United States, Madame Hitlary a/k/a The Dragon Lady. Our Girl In Hawaii may just have been bored and annoyed to death. Details will follow.
As for Malone, Our Man In The Caribbean got to a small, out of the way resort area in Jamaica, just SECONDS after Malone left his room. He spotted the back of Malone's head in the driver's seat of an SUV, pulling away rapidly and heading for The Blue Mountains. If Malone gets hold of the coffee and ganja in those mountains, he may never come back.
Our Man At The Motel Six in Albuquerque has reported that Malone may have been wounded, either by a knife or a gun, fighting evil desperados in an as yet unnamed Central American country. Something about some guys trying to pass fake Cuban cigars to him, thinking he was some chump-ass, know nothing, American boob. These guys are SLIPPING!!! :thumbsup:
Everyone on the C-List knows that I, The Great Dumboni (and there is NO other), am the chump-ass, know nothing, American boob, and I stay out of the Central American jungles as a result. Bad move trying to pull that number on Malone. But if he's injured, it could get infected. Those guys are known to "paint" their knives and even bullets with deadly snake venom, and saying they've got deadly snakes in Central America is like saying Colonel Sanders served a little chicken in his time.
Stay strong, brother. Not sure why you ran from Our Man In The Caribbean, but he's one of us. I know it's hard to tell "them" from "us" sometimes, and "The Bureau", errrr, I mean "The Organization" is sorry for what happened in Montana in '98. The guy even fooled ME for a few seconds. I know we haven't completely made it up to you yet, but we got out of there with a fabulous Plan B, so keep your chin up, and don't let the sun go down on you.
Malone Missing - Day 773