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how. Marcus was merely a minor annoyance, if that, fighting abuses with reviewers one by one. It was Shannon who, as an activist, was involved in so many broad legislative reform activities. She was the one who so methodically collected the data which was utterly convincing to legislators. Evidently Teson Law School was in the loop. The connections were not known, just that strange defensive activity was emanating from there. Professor Dryfus took an unexpected sabbatical, calling in regrets from Venezuela. None of this helped Frank. "What does Teson have to do with Amerimed?" he flustered. He was told that a certain Mister Price had large holdings in Amerimed and was a major fund benefactor for Teson. More importantly, a Mister Johnson, a man with many off shore banking companies of dubious integrity and with island and South American holdings and who had very close dealings with Amerimed and controlled the board of trustees at Teson, is thought to be missing. It was discovered that he had a certain private detective on his payroll. "Let me guess, the guy at Trent?". "Yup." "Jesus!" Most concerning, however, Shannon did not answer her page. "Irish, answer damn it! Come on." He tried the clinic directly. "Peggy, this is Doctor Sumner, is Shannon there?" "Hi Doctor Sumner. No, she left for an emergency meeting at the insurance commissioner's office. Something about getting her records reviewed? She was quite upset." "Did she take anything with her?" "No. I didn't see her with anything but that notebook she always carries. You can