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From the conversation, it seemed that the police had many questions to anybody who had any connection to someone called B.J. There was layered conversation about the wife of a Mr. Johnson reporting him missing. The missing part was not as much a concern to them as the young woman's gaffe, attracting the attention and proximity of the police. It was clear, though, this Johnson fellow was important. Frank did not understand any of this. He did discern that the missing fellow was nicknamed Big Johnson by these guys. Variations on "should have called us first" were heard. Was this impromptu TV delivery related somehow? Evidently Price had to show some concern at the enquiries but also promote police skepticism as to there being any foul play. Maybe the TV was to cover any links to Venture that might pop up in the process. They agreed on this, as illogical as that was. Any way, Johnson wasn't really missing, "Investments. He travels all the time." You don't think he would tell people where he was going? That sort of thing. And wait until he learns that his wife involved the police, will he ever pimp slap that bitch. It seemed, also, though hard to get the exactly that the "bitch" was also Mr. Price's daughter. What do you do with a dangerous lady who is closely tied to two powerful men? Both Bosses? Frank was intrigued. Maybe that confusion could be exploited. Still though, no real plan came to mind. Need resources, he thought almost aloud but also knew he could never drag his friends into this mess. No plan. His dwelling on a plan was almost interfering with his listening as possibilities drifted in all directions. Yet there was a recurring curiosity, Frank he was hearing from various voices. He tried to get a count of the number of distinct voices. "Where do you think BJ went? He wouldn't just split altogether, I don't think," one of the more assertive speakers repeated. For sure he was OK because his, what sounded like body guards, though