370 Quotes by Mark M. Bello

Your infiltration idea sounds dangerous to me. I say we get Breitner, now. What’s a group without its leader? I’d call in the Feds, sooner than later. Cut off the head of the snake…

But this thing can go wrong in so many ways for so many reasons I can’t count them all.

You could easily identify Blaine’s guys; they looked like white nationalists, but not these Breitner boys. These guys were your next-door neighbors, wife, two-point-five kids, a dog, a nice car, and a house in the ‘burbs.

Sure, wise guy. This ‘catch the bad guys’ stuff is way over the heads of us backwards country cops, right?

Jack Dylan was about to face federal charges for stalking a victim and murdering him. He would probably be charged with murder in the first. If convicted, Jack Dylan faced mandatory life in prison without the possibility of parole. Drastic action was required, and Shaheed knew with absolute certainty the one person he needed to call.

. . . in the constant conflict between loyalty and service to policyholders versus loyalty and service to stockholders, the stockholders would emerge victorious every single time . . . He could not understand, though, how elected officials could take pro-insurance stances against the citizens who elected them. Carriers don’t vote, dammit; people do!

We’re still investigating. I’d like to charge him with being a complete asshole.”“Sounds like Jack,” replied Zack. “But that doesn’t make him a murderer.

. . . if the evidence points to his guilt, the fact that he’s a cop won’t mean shit. Murder is murder around these parts, cop or not.

The first nonpartisans to observe the crime scene were the cops who arrived within seconds of the blast. And they immediately determined that Jack Dylan had murdered Bart Breitner. Things do not look good for Jack; things do not look good at all.