Very soon, the paper got hold of some old case files, and after cross-checking part of the convicts' testimony, the Chief Editor concluded that the "news materials" sent by mail were very likely genuine.
Which also meant this was going to be a super scandal—and a super bomb!
Whether this super bomb should go off, and whether it should be them lighting the fuse, he still wasn't sure; that was something the paper's president, the board, and the shareholders had to think about, but he would be the guy holding the torch to the fuse!
He waited, waited for a phone call—once the president gave him word, he would change tomorrow's layout.
Before the printing plant started work, he'd rewrite the entire package and shock the whole damn State for a full day!
Right now, the president—who could decide whether this story would appear in tomorrow's paper—was on the phone with the real owner behind the company, a capital group in Indeno State.
