ILLUMINARNRPG: [EXTERNAL] ILLUMINARRPG: (01 - 2035) SO PO3 Hercules Devers

[Al Muir]

And so once again, the intrepid Inspector Clouseau is on the case.  Da dum
da dum da dumldidumdidumdidum da dimmmmmm.

On 5/16/21, 6:55 AM, "illuminar-rpg on behalf of Dieter Gregory via
illuminar-rpg" <illuminar-rpg-bounces at startrekfreedom.com on behalf of
illuminar-rpg at startrekfreedom.com> wrote:

>(USS Illuminar - Sickbay - SO PO3 Hercules Devers - 2035)
>
>Devers listed to the Captain and Chief Lee discuss something called
>Roanoke.
>
>After the Captain left, the Chief had turned to Hammons and him. ³Devers
>and Hammons. You are relieved of guard duty and I am assigning you both
>to investigate this matter which the Captain spoken of. I will brief you
>more once I get more detail.²
>
>Devers nodded.  He had heard rumors of various factions in Star Fleet,
>however, they were all whispers and innuendo.  While there was some
>truth to the fact, as there was the attacks back in 2443. He had been
>stationed on a ship that was too far away to respond.  He'd read the
>news like everyone else, being shocked to find members of the Admiralty,
>as well as the Federation Council involved.
>
>Walking next to Hammons, "I set up a sting for those cretins back on
>Mars under Commander Peters and with the Captain's help but they killed
>our suspect before we could nab her in the act. They have no conscience
>and will discard any who get in their way."
>
>"Well that surely had an effect on the landscape.  Do we have a list of
>known associates.  We could run a trace on everyone, see if there are
>any interconnections or possible relationships with members of the
>crew.  I'm sure it's a long shot, since they cover their tracks, but
>it's a place to start."
>
>(Reply Hammons)
>
>  "The first thing we need to do is scan for bugs in security without
>anyone knowing what we are up to. I'd say a drill in the shuttlebay with
>all hands. You and I can then have free run of the place. They had the
>freaking Security Control Center on Mars bugged and it was the most
>secure area on the base. If we find one we will leave it in place so
>they won't know we are on to them yet." Hammons said.
>
>"For a bug to be effective, it has to tie in someway with our subspace
>communications network.  If we find connections there, we can trace back
>to the listening devices.  Better yet, if we know the carrier frequency,
>we can use it for a disinformation response.  Might be a way to flush
>them out," Devers replied. "We'd need someone from engineering though to
>really do a job.."
>
>(Reply Hammons)
>
>"He/She/They aren't going to be easy to ferret out unless they make a
>mistake. Stay on your toes and suspect everyone."
>
>"Always do," Devers replied, "Grandfather taught me that."
>
>
>(USS Illuminar - Deck 14 - Security Offices - SO PO3 Hercules Devers -
>2100)
>
>After Hammons and he split up to start their plans in motion, Devers
>went back to security.  After greeting the OOD, he made his way back to
>the office space.  Grabbing a secure PADD, he sat down with a cup of
>coffee and time to think.
>
>He started the search for intersections between the crew and known
>members of this Roanoke.  The computer indicated it would take a bit of
>time, which was to be expected.
>
>The bug issue really bothered Devers.  How long had they been on, when
>did they get put on and more.  The retrofit when they were at Mars would
>have been the perfect opportunity.  He called up the manifest of who
>worked on the ship at Mars and added them to his query.
>
>If these people were as good as Hammons says, this was going to be a
>difficult case.
>
>(Reply Hammons, IYW)
>(Posted by Tim)
>
>
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