"Toy Serial Killer..." Dean read, then pocketed the note. He nodded his thanks to the waiter and turned to leave.
This coffee shop was no ordinary establishment; it was an intelligence outpost for the NSA. As an Intelligence Organization backed by the United States security department, the NSA's intelligence system commanded exceptionally high authority, capable of directly accessing even non-top-secret files from the FBI and CIA.
After Dean uploaded the killer's modus operandi and behavioral traits to the NSA's search system, it took less than half an hour before he received a text message instructing him to come and retrieve the intelligence. The process was so convoluted mainly because the NSA prohibited the online transmission of intelligence unless it involved secure network lines.
With the intelligence in hand, Dean called Harry, who was still looking conflicted, and they left the coffee shop.
