Barrington looked up from the computer screen on his desk in Reskova’s former office as McDaniels walked in and shook hands with him. “I haven’t seen you since the funeral. Diane told me yesterday you’d be by today. She thought you might have an idea concerning Tamara.” “I think little Nancy knows more than what she’s said. I believe we have to think creatively on this one.” “Why not ask Diane, Colonel?” Barrington gestured for McDaniels to sit down, confusion evident on his face. “I go through the chain of command, Tom. The only thing Diane knows is I would be speaking to you.” “Okay, I don’t get it. What…” “Did you see her with Tamara?” McDaniels interrupted. “Sorry Colonel, go ahead.” “I think we should put Tamara into witness protection in house. Kasyanov may have been the only one who knew her in the group we busted but I’m betting she knows someone above Kasyanov. We already know the Dillon woman was the one who recruited her. It took Diane two days to get Dillon to acknowledge Tamara’s name.
