"Of all the criminals, masterminds, and genius you’ve encountered, one thing always remains. These guys always make a mistake, whether it be leaving evidence or underestimating us." Twelve men and three women, sat in a FBI conference room, notebooks in hand listening intently to every word that came from Dana’s mouth.

"We still have a tactical advantage, the question is: Are we going to use it? Or are we going to blow off the details, and say that checking a lead isn’t necessary or that cross-examining everyone who even thinks they saw this woman isn’t important?" Dana had handpicked fifteen agents, to work on her op, everyone of them type-A determined, she was sure.

"If you are the type of agent that doesn’t sweat the small stuff, I would suggest that you leave this conference room right now. We don’t need you here and I won’t tolerate anything but par excellence. That being said, Miss Jenny Schecter our Intelligence Research Specialist will be briefing you on all the intel you’ll need. Each one of you should compile a report on your specialty and present it to her by Tuesday. Everybody got it?" Dana began picking up her things before the question was answered; she knew they got it the first time, that’s why she’d choose them. The young agent retreated back to her office and told her secretary she’d be leaving early.

"What the fuck Karen this is important, I know that you can’t see the universal interest, but let me pursue it a little. I promise I can get an amazing column out of this." Alice Pieszecki pleaded with her editor-in-chief; she’d been gathering information to possibly move to a new type of column and Karen Richards LA Daily News’ editor-in-chief wasn’t swayed.

"Alice I’ve told you three-hundred times today, you do a three paragraph culture spot that runs on page 26. You do a fantastic job, but I’m not putting a column about criminal masterminds in my paper." The writer sighed, placing the dummy article on her desk,

"Karen, just read it, if you don’t like it I’ll never ask you again. That will be partially because if you read this article and you don’t love it then you’re a horrible editor and I will hand in my two-weeks notice concurrent with the conversation." The editor grinned snatching the article from Alice’s hands and placing it in front of her.

"I will read it Alice, but you’d better be done with this weeks culture spot." The writer mouthed thank you and threw over her shoulder as she left the office.

"Please I have every culture spot done through next month."