
“Think I’ll sleep till then.”
“Good plan.”
It is Wednesday Story Day again, and last week we found out that the car making the pick-up at the Chick-Fil-A was a Cadillac Escalade, and the license number was clearly visible. So, with that information, the team headed to Mike Moore’s office at the FBI headquarters in Reno. I see they are in Mike’s office now, which means we can catch up with them.
“I have the database on my laptop so we can search for the plate here.”
“Good. Seems like we have to do a lot of running around to get things done.”
“I would talk to the guy with the pen about that.”
“How long is the search going to take?”
“Here it is.”
“Amazing.”
“Looks like the plate belongs to a Prius. It is registered to a couple in Tahoe. Hold on. Let me check the stolen vehicle database as well. No record of the Prius being stolen. I think we will need to call the couple to double-check.”
“There is no record of the Cadillac?”
“Yeah, that will take longer. This system is set up by plate number. Here let me do a search on the name field.”
“Is this just Nevada?”
“Yup, for now. I can expand to the US. I wish we had that plate number.”
“How about the dealer? Couldn’t they be of some help?”
“Depends on how good their records are. What year would you say that Escalade is anyway?”
“Boy, that would be a guess, but I would say maybe a 2019 or 20.”
“Why do you say that?”
“I know they named a style change for the 2021 year. That doesn’t look like the change.”
“Hey, Larry.”
“What, Andrew?”
“You looking to buy an Escalade.”
“No. Why?”
“Just wondered why you knew about model changes, is all.”
“It’s a long story. Maybe some other time.”
“I don’t have a hit on the Escalade at all. The system is still going through the national database. This could take all day. We need to go see that dealer.”
“I think we ‘d better get going then.”
“I’ll take my laptop so I can stay on the search. Wait, here’s something. An Escalade reported stolen in LA two weeks ago. The color is wrong. This one is black.”
“Okay, let’s go.”








