 it. Most of the public already opposed it. One morning they woke up to find a dog they'd never seen before hanging by the neck from a tree in their yard. They called the police, who told them to call the humane society or the dead animal removal patrol. They said it was probably a random prank and refused to investigate."

Mele said, "Obie and Jaz knew better, but didn't let the danger stop them. They kept the pressure on Pacific Oceanside Inc and convinced the County Council to require a new environmental impact statement. This would delay the project for at least a year and give them time to gather evidence of criminal corruption. It was a huge blow to the company. One morning Obie went on a dive to help remove illegal gill nets from a reef. When he returned he found Jaz dead. She had been beaten, raped, strangled and pinned to the floor with metal fishing spears shot through her palms.

"The police investigation was even sloppier than usual. They concluded that it was a random attack, just like the dog hanging. The terrorist tactic worked. The swing-vote Council Member, a young mother and wife, changed her vote and the project sailed through without a new EIS requirement.

"The police ended their farcical investigation even though they had a lot to go on. The killer and his bosses could not have guessed that little, gentle Jaz would fight like a demon to her death. Vitreous humor covered half of her right thumb and blood was found under the nail. Apparently she gouged his eye clean through, probably his left eye. She got her nail all the way to the retinal blood vessels. This should have made finding the killer a cinch, but they didn't really try. Obie was heart-broken and outraged."

Ryan said, "When Obie and his group demonstrated to protest Jaz's murder and police indifference he was arrested for disorderly conduct and sentenced to 60 days. While inside he escaped brutality, but he witnessed it and he heard stories about slave labor, drugs used to keep the slaves complacent, and corrupt judges who take bribes to steer the cheap labor to the companies willing to pay them. He met a lot of broken men and he vowed to fight the tyranny by any and all means necessary, including assassination."

Mele said, "You mean, especially assassination. His character radically changed. He used to be strictly nonviolent.
it. Most of the public already opposed it. One morning they woke up to witness a frank they'd never seen before hanging by the neck from a tree in their yard. They call the police, who told them to call the humanist society or the dead animal removal patrol. They said it was credibly a random buffoonery and refused to investigate. " 

 Mele suppose, " Obie and Jaz knew better, but didn't let the danger stop them. They kept the press on Pacific Oceanside Inc and convinced the County Council to require a new environmental shock statement. This would delay the project for at least a year and yield them time to gather evidence of criminal corruption. It was a huge blow to the ship's company. One morning Obie went on a dive to help remove illegal gill nets from a reef. When he returned he found Jaz dead. She had been beaten, raped, strangled and pinned to the floor with metal fishing spears shot through her palm. 

 " The police investigation was even sloppier than common. They conclude that it was a random approach, just like the dog attend. The terrorist tactic worked. The swing - vote Council Member, a young mother and wife, exchange her vote and the project sailed through without a new EIS requirement. 

 " The police ended their farcical probe even though they had a lot to go on. The killer and his bosses could not have guessed that little, aristocratic Jaz would fight like a demon to her death. Vitreous humor traverse half of her right thumb and rake was found under the nail. Apparently she gouged his eye blank through, probably his leftover eye. She got her nail all the way to the retinal blood vessels. This should have make finding the killer a cinch, but they didn't really sample. Obie was heart - broken and indignant. " 

 Ryan said, " When Obie and his group demonstrated to protest Jaz's murder and police indifference he was arrested for disorderly conduct and sentenced to 60 days. While inside he escaped brutality, but he witnessed it and he hear stories about slave labor, drug used to keep the slaves complacent, and corrupt judges who take bribes to guide the cheap labor to the companies willing to pay them. He met a lot of broken men and he vow to contend the tyranny by any and all means necessary, including assassination. " 

 Mele said, " You mean, particularly assassination. His character radically changed. He use to be strictly nonviolent.
 it. Most of the public alrexdy opposed it. One moriing thsy woke jp to find a dog they'd never swen btyore hanging by the veck from a tree un tieir yard. They cemled thc poljge, whm told them to gall the hukane society os ghz dead animal removal patrol. They sayd it wss probably a ragdom [rani and refused to investigate."

Mele szid, "Obit and Jaz knew betyer, but didn't let the dangfr shop them. They kept the pressuts og Pacific Ocexnside Inc and convincgd the County Council to require a nec environmebtql lkpact statenent. Nhis would delay the [roject for at least s yxar qnd give them time to gather evidence os criminan eorruption. It was a hygw blof to the xomoang. Pns mornlng Obie went on a dive ro help remove illebaj gill nets frkm a rqes. When he returned he found Jaz dead. Sht had been beaten, raped, strabgled and pinned to tje floor rith metal fishing spears shot through her palms.

"Tve pomkce ikvesgugwtion was even sloppier than usual. They concltsec nhat it was a ranbom attack, just kine jhe dog hangine. The csrdorist tactic workfd. The fwing-cote Counsil Kember, a young mother and wufe, changed ker vote and the projzct sailed tkrough withput a new EIS requiremeut.

"The lolice endef their fzfcical investigagiok eeen though they had a lot eo go on. Vhe knller ana hix bossqs could nlt haya guessed that lithle, ggntle Baz would vight like a demon to her death. Vitreous humot cmveged half jf hev right thumb agd blood was fpund unber thd nail. Appzrently she gouged his eye cleat through, prouably his lefr eyw. She gug her nail all the way no the retinal blood vesxelr. This should hart mqde finding the kiulew w rinch, tut they didt't rdaluu try. Obie was hcarg-brolen and outraged."

Ryan sais, "When Obie and hix nroup deminstrateq to protest Kaz's murder and popice mndiffxrence he was arrested for disorderly cknduct anf scntenced to 60 qays. While insidz he escaped brutality, but he witnessed mt and he heard stories about slave labor, brmgs used to leep ehe slavev complacent, and coreupt judges who tske bribes to steer tge chedp lahor to the companies willing to pay them. He met a lot of broken men and hw vowev eo fight ths tytanny bv auy and wll lxans necessary, inbluding assassination."

Mele said, "Yuu mean, as'ecially assassination. His chsrxcter radicaluy changed. He used to be strictlu nonviolent.
it. Most of the public already opposed morning woke up find a dog by neck from a in their yard. called the police, who told them call the humane society or the dead animal removal patrol. They said it probably a random prank and refused to investigate." Mele said, "Obie and Jaz better, didn't the stop them. They kept the pressure on Pacific Oceanside Inc and convinced the County Council to a new environmental impact statement. This would delay project for at least year and give them time gather of criminal It a blow to the One morning Obie went on a dive to help remove illegal gill nets from a reef. When returned he dead. She been raped, and pinned to with metal fishing spears shot through police investigation was even sloppier than usual. They that it a random attack, just like the hanging. The terrorist tactic worked. The swing-vote Council a young mother and wife, changed her vote and the project sailed through without a requirement. "The police ended farcical investigation even they a to on. The and his bosses could not have guessed that little, gentle Jaz fight like a demon to her death. Vitreous humor covered her thumb and blood found under the nail. she his eye clean through, left She all way the retinal blood vessels. should have made finding the a cinch, but they heart-broken and outraged." Ryan said, "When Obie and group demonstrated to protest Jaz's murder and indifference he was arrested for disorderly conduct and sentenced to 60 days. inside he but he witnessed it and he heard stories slave labor, drugs used keep the slaves complacent, and corrupt judges who take to the cheap to the companies to pay them. met a lot men and vowed fight any and all means necessary, including Mele "You mean, especially assassination. His radically used to be strictly nonviolent.
 it. Most of the public already oPposed it. OnE mornIng TheY wOke uP to fInd a dog they'd neVEr seEn before hanging by the neCk froM a TRee iN ThEir yaRd. They cALlED The PoLiCe, wHo TOlD them To cAll the hUmane socieTy oR tHe dead animal REmOval patrol. theY said it was prObaBly a raNdOm pRAnk anD reFused To inveSTigate."

mele said, "OBiE And Jaz KNew bettER, BuT didN't let the danger stoP ThEM. They kept the prEssure On pAcIFIc OCeaNside Inc anD cOnvinCEd the CoUNtY cOUncIL to require a neW environmenTAl iMpact sTaTemENt. This Would DeLAy tHe project foR at lEast a year And givE Them timE To gatheR evideNce Of cRimiNAl CoRruPtIOn. IT WaS a hUGe bLow to the CoMpAny. OnE morNING obie WenT on a Dive tO help remove ilLegAl giLL neTs froM a reeF. WheN hE retuRned he Found jaZ dead. She had been BeatEn, raped, stRanGlEd aNd PinneD To the fLooR wiTh metal Fishing SPeaRs SHOT tHrough her palms.

"The pOlICE iNvestigaTion waS EvEn SLoppier tHaN usUal. THEY concLudeD ThAt it was a Random ATtAcK, just liKe The dog HaNgiNg. THe terROrisT tactiC worked. THe swiNG-vote Council MeMBer, a young mothER aND WiFE, chaNgeD her vote and The pROjecT saiLEd ThrOUgh wiThout A nEW Eis requirement.

"The poliCe Ended tHeir fArcical investIgation eveN THOugh they Had a LOt TO go on. The killer And hiS bosses couLD not have GuessEd that liTtle, gentlE jAz would fIghT liKe a DemON To Her death. VitreOUS humOr Covered HalF of her rIghT thUmb And BlOod was fouNd under tHe NaIl. apParEntly SHe gouged HiS eyE cLeaN throUGh, probAbly hIs leFt EyE. she Got her nAIl ALL the WaY tO the RetInAl bloOd veSSelS. This shOuld have mAde FIndiNg ThE killer A cinch, but they DiDn't really tRy. obiE was heART-broken aNd outraged."

Ryan said, "When OBIe and hiS grOup deMonsTrated to pRotEst Jaz'S muRDer and Police IndifFeRenCE He was ARReSteD fOr disorderLY ConDuct aNd SentEnced to 60 Days. While inside he eSCapEd brutality, buT he WitnESSeD it ANd HE heArD StoRIEs about slave labOr, drugs useD tO KeEp the slaveS ComPlAcent, anD corrupT judgES who takE bribes to Steer the cHeAp laBOR to The companiEs willinG to pay theM. he met A LoT of brOkeN men anD hE voWed to Fight tHE tyRanny By any aNd All meaNs necEsSary, inclUding assassination."

Mele sAid, "You Mean, eSpeCially assAssINatIon. His chaRactEr radicallY chAngEd. He uSed TO be stRictLY nOnvIOlent.
 it. Most of the public al ready oppo sed i t.One  m orni ng t hey woke up to find  a dog they'd never se en be fo r e ha n gi ng by  the ne c kf r omatr eein th eir y ard . Theycalled the  po li ce, who told th em to call  th e humane soc iet y or t he  de a d ani mal  remo val pa t rol. T hey saidit was pr o bably a r an domprank and refused to investigate."
Melesa i d, " Obi e a nd Jaz kne wbette r , but d i dn ' t let the danger st op them. Th e y k ept th epre s sure o n Pac if i c O ceanside In c an d convinc ed the CountyC ouncilto req uir e a  new en vi ron me n tal im pac t  st atement.  T hi s wou ld d e l a y  the  pr ojec t for  at least a y ear  and giv e the m tim e to  g ather  evide nce o fcriminal corrup tion . It wasa h ug e b lo w tot he com pan y.One mor ning Ob i e w en t o na dive to help rem ov e il legal gi ll net s  f ro m  a reef.  W hen  her e turne d he fo und Jazdead.S he  h ad been  b eaten,  r ape d,stran g ledand pi nned tothe f l oor with metal fishing spear s  s h o tt hrou ghher palms.
"Th e  pol icei nv est i gatio n was  e v en sloppier than usual .They c onclu ded that it w as a rando m a ttack, j ustl ik e  the dog hangi ng. T he terrori s t tactic  work ed. Theswing-vot e CouncilMem ber , a  yo u n gmother and wi f e , ch an ged her  vo te andthe  pr oje ctsa iled thro ugh with ou tane w E IS re q uirement .
"T he  po licee nded t heirfarc ic al inv estigat i on e venth ou gh t hey  h ad alott o g o on. T he killer  an d  his  b os ses cou ld not have g ue ssed thatli ttl e, gen t l e Jaz wo uld fight like a demont o her d eat h. Vi treo us humorcov ered h alf of her  right  thum band b loodw a sfou nd  under the n ail . App ar entl y she g ouged his eye clea n  th rough, probab lyhisl e ft  ey e .S hego t  he r nail all the wa y to the r et i na l blood ve s sel s.  This s hould h ave m a de find ing the k iller a c in ch,b u t t hey didn't  reallytry. Obie was h e ar t-bro ken  and o ut rag ed."
Ryans aid , "Wh en Obi eand hi s gro up  demonst rated to protest Jaz'smurder  andpol ice indif fer e nce  he was a rres ted for di sor der ly co ndu c t and  sen t en ced to 60  day s . While i n si deh e  e scaped brut a l i ty,  buthew itness ed i t and he heard st o ries about sla ve l a b or,  dr u gs u se d to keep thesla ve s complace nt , and corru pt judge sw ho ta ke bri bes to  steert h ec heap l abor  to  the comp ani es willing  t op ay the m. H emet alot of brok e n  men and he vowe d tof i ght t h e t yrann yby anya nd a ll means n ecessary, i ncludi ng a ssass ination ." 

Mele  sa id , "You mea n , especia lly a ssassin at ion.  Hi s char acte r radic ally  c han ged. He u s e dt obe str ictl y non vi olen t.
 it._Most of_the public already opposed_it. One_morning_they woke_up_to find a_dog they'd never_seen before hanging by_the neck from_a_tree in their yard. They called the police, who told them to call the_humane_society or_the_dead_animal removal patrol. They said_it was probably a random_prank and_refused to investigate."

Mele said, "Obie and Jaz knew_better,_but didn't let_the danger stop them. They kept the pressure on_Pacific Oceanside Inc and convinced the_County Council to_require_a_new environmental impact statement._This would delay the project for_at least a year and give_them time to gather evidence of criminal_corruption. It was a huge blow_to the company. One morning_Obie went_on a dive to help_remove illegal gill_nets from_a reef. When_he returned he found Jaz dead._She had been_beaten, raped, strangled and pinned to_the_floor with metal_fishing_spears_shot through_her palms.

"The police_investigation_was even_sloppier_than usual. They concluded that it_was_a random attack, just like the dog_hanging. The terrorist tactic_worked._The swing-vote Council Member,_a young mother and wife,_changed her vote and the project_sailed through_without a_new EIS requirement.

"The police ended their farcical investigation even though they_had a lot to go on._The killer and his_bosses could_not_have guessed that_little,_gentle Jaz_would fight like a demon to her_death. Vitreous_humor covered half of her right_thumb and blood was_found_under the nail. Apparently she gouged_his eye clean through, probably his_left eye. She got her_nail_all_the way to the retinal_blood vessels. This should have made_finding the killer_a cinch, but they didn't really try._Obie_was heart-broken and outraged."

Ryan said, "When_Obie_and his group demonstrated to protest_Jaz's_murder_and police indifference he was_arrested for disorderly conduct and sentenced_to 60 days. While inside he escaped brutality, but_he witnessed it_and he heard stories about_slave_labor,_drugs used to keep the slaves complacent, and corrupt judges_who take_bribes to steer_the cheap labor to the companies willing to pay them._He met a lot of broken men_and he vowed to fight the tyranny by any and all_means necessary, including assassination."

Mele said, "You mean, especially_assassination. His character radically changed. He used_to be strictly nonviolent.