This book starts the morning after my other book, THE LANGUAGE OF LAWYERS, ends, yet it is not technically a part two because it qualifies as its own story. But yeah, it's basically a part two. You see, the dang thing was originally a few thousand words longer than Frank Herbert's DUNE, and so I did not want to force you, the poor reader, to such a massive undertaking. So, I made two separate stories My theory is that: NOT ONE OF THE IDIOTS WHO WENT DOWN FOR THE BRINKS ROBBERY HAD ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT. Think about it. If one looks into their ability to be Master Criminals - it's impossible. The entire story was a cover-up - a big fat lie. There is no frickin' way in hell that those frickin' retards pulled off the Greatest Heist in the History of Boston - ZERO! The Brinks Heist occurred at 165 Prince Street, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, on January 17, 1950, at 6:55 p.m. We know that 98 Prince Street was the secret location of the Angiulo Brothers, only 528 feet away. Come on here! We know that the Provident Institution-Savings at 36 Temple Place was the bank used by Gennaro Joseph 'Jerry' Angiulo, Francesco J. "Frank" Angiulo, Richard J. Castucci Sr, and Raymond Loreda Salvatore Patriarca to launder their $$. - New York Times - Boston Bank Pays Big Fine. March 3, 1986, Section D, Page 9., & UPI ARCHIVES FEBRUARY 28, 1986 - Bank charged with laundering Mafia money by STEVEN BREDICE. What better place to hide the stolen loot from one bank than to put it in another bank? We know that one suspect was Mr. Paul J. Hooley, the brother-in-law of Mr. 'Specs' O'Keefe. Mr. Hooley's wife was Mary A. Hooley; she was 'Specks' sister! Who was the FBI Special Agent of who made the application for a warrant, on April 27, 1950, authorizing a search of the home of Paul and Mary Hooley? This unknown Agent claimed that he had reason to believe that approximately $60,000 was there being unlawfully held and possessed by the Hooleys in violation of various sections of Title 18, U.S.Code. We know that the FBI claims that 'Specs' O'Keefe apparently held Vincent James Costa the coke dealer hostage On May 18, 1954, until he was paid by Anthony 'Fats' Pino; yet there is no evidence of this ever happening.