He’d struggled with that question, too, and wondered if Faye would come to the same conclusion that had everyone at Homeland Security scrambling. She chewed her lower lip. “Because they didn’t want anyone to know they were here.” “Exactly. As long as taxes are paid and the paperwork is in order, even the IRS doesn’t get nosy. Apparently it’s a fluke we were able to recover the bodies and identify them. Fingerprints gave us their true identities. Young Mr. and Mrs. Williamson had a scuffle with the law in New Mexico about twenty years ago. They got caught shoplifting and were fingerprinted. According to the file, they spent the night in jail but were released the next day when someone from the New Horizon commune came in and paid for everything. The charges were dropped, and the files should’ve been destroyed, but the old sheriff, a by-the-gut type of lawman, didn’t trust the collective, and the prints stayed in the system.” “Just because someone from the commune bailed them out doesn’t mean anything.
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