Esther had learned the hard way that the proper authorities could no longer be trusted with the highly sensitive documents . . .

The last several weeks had been grueling in her quest to determine who was behind the mass killings. But she had done it. She had uncovered the largest story of the century, and yet the industry was determined to stop her from publishing the incriminating documents. Having garnered public support, the industry's unquenchable thirst for greed had become the cornerstone for supporting the nationwide killing spree.

If justice was to be served, she would have to look for another avenue in which to get the condemning information into the hands of the public.