>>5868578>but I really don't care about his tragic backstoryMe neither, I'm just counting on him being invested enough to slip up and say something he shouldn't. Any info we can get from him is good, but getting him to divulge it unwittingly is definitely to our advantage.
If he doesn't know what we know, at least not immediately, that gives us a little extra room to plan and act before he makes his next move.
>Find him, put a bullet into his head, cross him off the to-do list, get on with our work.Alright Inspector Callahan.
