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Chapter 82If there was ever a busy night for the police force, the FBI and the CIA in the District of Columbia, this was it. Soon they determined that a sniper shot Van Dams from behind one of the trees that surrounded the CIA’s compound. The investigation promised to drag on for days, if not weeks, and Billycan had no intention to let the incident slow down his ferreting information out of Verduccio. The Florida police, with the FBI’s assistance apprehended the man and brought him back to D.C. within hours of Van Dams’s shooting taking place. Billycan walked into the visitors’ room of the detaining centre at 6:00AM the next morning. The two officers who had participated in the investigation of the Marianne incident were already there. The older of the two detectives made the introductio