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Emelia, Jennifer, and Kitty with Chief Slattery
The Elmhurst Compound (D'Angelo Family home):
Noon, give or take:
Emelia had escorted Jennifer and Kitty back into the mansion, down a staircase to the nicest basement either of them had ever seen, and down a hallway to a metal fire door that was guarded by a single but well-armed member of Elmhurst's Security Team.
Nothing could be heard by the pair of Untouchables from their side of the door until the guard opened it at Emelia's gesture. Immediately, the sound of a fist connecting with flesh and a cry of pain was heard. Both of Marcus's people hesitated a moment before continuing inward behind their hostess.
Duct taped by his forearms and calves to a solidly built metal chair was, of course, Narcotics Chief Trevor Slattery. It was pretty obvious that he'd already taken quite a beating; both of his eyes were selling shut, his lips and one cheek were cut and bleeding, and there was a cut on his nose that was leaking red stuff as well.
Philip Russo gestured the man performing the beating to pause as the three women entered. Slattery recovered his wits enough at the sight of Emelia to ask desperately, "Please ... no more. Tell me what you want to know. Please ... I'll tell you anything."
Emelia didn't respond, but Jennifer did, looking to Philip and asking, "What has he said so far?"
"Nothing," Emelia's bodyguard said.
"He hasn't answered any of your questions?" Kitty asked with surprise. Slattery was badly beaten and obviously ready to talk.
"We haven't asked him any questions yet," Emelia offered in a calm tone. "We were leaving the interrogation for the two of you ... or for Marcus or any of the Un--"
"You've been beating him without questioning him?" Jennifer asked with dismay. She'd known since the establishment of the Untouchables that they'd sometimes be working extra-judiciously but beating a man senseless just to beat him was shocking to her. She continued, still surprised, "Why...? What's the purpose?"
"I lost a man last night," Philip said with a hard tone. When the two women looked to him, he continued, "Slattery is the reason for that. He is responsible. If he'd remained in his detention cell in the Justice Building, my man wouldn't have been killed."
The two Untouchables looked to each other for a moment, then to Emelia and then back to Philip. They both understood Philip's anger at losing a man. Hell, they'd almost lost Jennifer herself on their very first mission when she'd taken a shotgun blast to her vest-protected chest.
"For this, Chief Slattery is being punished," Philip continued. "It won't bring my man back ... but..."
He didn't finish what he was thinking, instead looking to Emelia for an indication of where to go from here. His Donna looked to the other females and asked, "Is there anything the two of you would like to inquire of Chief Slattery?"
The entire time they'd been talking about the corrupt cop, he'd been mumbling desperately at them for mercy, and now he repeated, "I'll tell you anything ... ANYTHING ... just stop ... please, stop."
Jennifer was contemplating a question whose answer might be of consequence to them when Kitty beat her to it with, "Why did the D'Amatos break you out of jail? I mean, you were working for the D'Angelos ... helping them get their drugs into the City undetected. Why the assist from the competition?"
Kitty looked to Emelia and shrugged gently. She didn't want to offend the D'Angelo's Donna with her question. But then, it was Emelia herself who'd arranged the whole takedown of her Family's largest-ever drug shipment; Emelia wanted to get the family out of the narcotics business, and having the Untouchables seize the massive delivery had been exactly what she'd needed.
Sobbing, Slattery answered, "I went to them."
"How?" Kitty asked. "You were locked up."
"One of the COs at the Detention Center," Slattery continued. He turned his head to spit blood onto the floor before continuing, "He set it up. He told me who he worked for ... the D'Amatos. He said the D'Angelos were finished in the drug business ... that the D'Amatos would take over D'Angelo territory. He wanted me to switch alliances. He knew what I could do for them ... knew that I'd need a new employer."
Slattery sobbed a moment longer, then looked up to Emelia and said, "There coming for you."
"The D'Amatos?" she asked; her tone showed no concern as she'd known for years that the rival Italian Crime Family had wanted to kill off the actual D'Angelo Family members for decades.
But then Slattery surprised her: "No ... your people."
All eyes turned to Slattery as he again spit, then clarified, "The ones you paid off to get out of the drugs business. Some of them went to Giovanni D'Amato. They are going to kill you ... kill your father ... kill everyone working for you."
"Who?" Emelia asked, her emotions piqued at the mentioning of her father and the plot to kill him. "Names! I want names!"
Slattery began listing off some of the Capos, Lieutenants, and Soldiers who Emelia has sent packing days earlier. He named 9 people, then finished with, "Others ... names I don't have. Gio D'Amato made them a deal: if they kill you and your father and enough of those loyal to you to bring down the Family ... they can keep your territory ... keep your operations ... pay the D'Amatos ... pay them the money you gave them to leave the business."
"They gave D'Amato my money?" Emelia spat out, her anger rising. "The money I paid them to get out of the narcotics business? They are giving it to Giovanni D'Amato so that he will allow them to continue the narcotics trade in MY Family's territory?"
By now, Emelia was pacing back and forth across the room. Oh, she'd known that she was going to face blowback from some of the Capo's and Lieutenants she'd let go, despite the fact that she'd given them each a big fucking bag of money to go away and start new lives, hopefully far from Capital City. But learning that they were conspiring with Giovanni D'Amato was a surprise to her.
Emelia gestured Philip away from the others, then gave him instructions to both heighten security around Elmhurst and begin a search for every former D'Angelo Associate who'd taken money from her. Then, a thought occurred to her and she turned to Jennifer and Kitty. "Your man Mephisto. Can he find the traitors if I give him a list of names?"
Kitty laughed, answering, "Hell, he can find them without the names. The man's a fucking magician with uncovering shit others would prefer he didn't find."
"Put together a list," Emelia told Philip. "I want to know every Capo, Lieutenant, and Soldier who's turned against me."
"Yes, Donna," Philip said dutifully. He looked to Slattery, then back, asking, "What about him?"
Without hesitation, Emelia pulled Philip's Beretta out of his hip holster, walked swiftly up to the corrupt cop, aimed, and put a bullet through the man's forehead. Slattery's head flung back, his brains and blood spraying upon the wall and floor behind him. Then, returning the gun to her bodyguard without a word, she simply walked out of the room.
The Elmhurst Compound (D'Angelo Family home):
Noon, give or take:
Emelia had escorted Jennifer and Kitty back into the mansion, down a staircase to the nicest basement either of them had ever seen, and down a hallway to a metal fire door that was guarded by a single but well-armed member of Elmhurst's Security Team.
Nothing could be heard by the pair of Untouchables from their side of the door until the guard opened it at Emelia's gesture. Immediately, the sound of a fist connecting with flesh and a cry of pain was heard. Both of Marcus's people hesitated a moment before continuing inward behind their hostess.
Duct taped by his forearms and calves to a solidly built metal chair was, of course, Narcotics Chief Trevor Slattery. It was pretty obvious that he'd already taken quite a beating; both of his eyes were selling shut, his lips and one cheek were cut and bleeding, and there was a cut on his nose that was leaking red stuff as well.
Philip Russo gestured the man performing the beating to pause as the three women entered. Slattery recovered his wits enough at the sight of Emelia to ask desperately, "Please ... no more. Tell me what you want to know. Please ... I'll tell you anything."
Emelia didn't respond, but Jennifer did, looking to Philip and asking, "What has he said so far?"
"Nothing," Emelia's bodyguard said.
"He hasn't answered any of your questions?" Kitty asked with surprise. Slattery was badly beaten and obviously ready to talk.
"We haven't asked him any questions yet," Emelia offered in a calm tone. "We were leaving the interrogation for the two of you ... or for Marcus or any of the Un--"
"You've been beating him without questioning him?" Jennifer asked with dismay. She'd known since the establishment of the Untouchables that they'd sometimes be working extra-judiciously but beating a man senseless just to beat him was shocking to her. She continued, still surprised, "Why...? What's the purpose?"
"I lost a man last night," Philip said with a hard tone. When the two women looked to him, he continued, "Slattery is the reason for that. He is responsible. If he'd remained in his detention cell in the Justice Building, my man wouldn't have been killed."
The two Untouchables looked to each other for a moment, then to Emelia and then back to Philip. They both understood Philip's anger at losing a man. Hell, they'd almost lost Jennifer herself on their very first mission when she'd taken a shotgun blast to her vest-protected chest.
"For this, Chief Slattery is being punished," Philip continued. "It won't bring my man back ... but..."
He didn't finish what he was thinking, instead looking to Emelia for an indication of where to go from here. His Donna looked to the other females and asked, "Is there anything the two of you would like to inquire of Chief Slattery?"
The entire time they'd been talking about the corrupt cop, he'd been mumbling desperately at them for mercy, and now he repeated, "I'll tell you anything ... ANYTHING ... just stop ... please, stop."
Jennifer was contemplating a question whose answer might be of consequence to them when Kitty beat her to it with, "Why did the D'Amatos break you out of jail? I mean, you were working for the D'Angelos ... helping them get their drugs into the City undetected. Why the assist from the competition?"
Kitty looked to Emelia and shrugged gently. She didn't want to offend the D'Angelo's Donna with her question. But then, it was Emelia herself who'd arranged the whole takedown of her Family's largest-ever drug shipment; Emelia wanted to get the family out of the narcotics business, and having the Untouchables seize the massive delivery had been exactly what she'd needed.
Sobbing, Slattery answered, "I went to them."
"How?" Kitty asked. "You were locked up."
"One of the COs at the Detention Center," Slattery continued. He turned his head to spit blood onto the floor before continuing, "He set it up. He told me who he worked for ... the D'Amatos. He said the D'Angelos were finished in the drug business ... that the D'Amatos would take over D'Angelo territory. He wanted me to switch alliances. He knew what I could do for them ... knew that I'd need a new employer."
Slattery sobbed a moment longer, then looked up to Emelia and said, "There coming for you."
"The D'Amatos?" she asked; her tone showed no concern as she'd known for years that the rival Italian Crime Family had wanted to kill off the actual D'Angelo Family members for decades.
But then Slattery surprised her: "No ... your people."
All eyes turned to Slattery as he again spit, then clarified, "The ones you paid off to get out of the drugs business. Some of them went to Giovanni D'Amato. They are going to kill you ... kill your father ... kill everyone working for you."
"Who?" Emelia asked, her emotions piqued at the mentioning of her father and the plot to kill him. "Names! I want names!"
Slattery began listing off some of the Capos, Lieutenants, and Soldiers who Emelia has sent packing days earlier. He named 9 people, then finished with, "Others ... names I don't have. Gio D'Amato made them a deal: if they kill you and your father and enough of those loyal to you to bring down the Family ... they can keep your territory ... keep your operations ... pay the D'Amatos ... pay them the money you gave them to leave the business."
"They gave D'Amato my money?" Emelia spat out, her anger rising. "The money I paid them to get out of the narcotics business? They are giving it to Giovanni D'Amato so that he will allow them to continue the narcotics trade in MY Family's territory?"
By now, Emelia was pacing back and forth across the room. Oh, she'd known that she was going to face blowback from some of the Capo's and Lieutenants she'd let go, despite the fact that she'd given them each a big fucking bag of money to go away and start new lives, hopefully far from Capital City. But learning that they were conspiring with Giovanni D'Amato was a surprise to her.
Emelia gestured Philip away from the others, then gave him instructions to both heighten security around Elmhurst and begin a search for every former D'Angelo Associate who'd taken money from her. Then, a thought occurred to her and she turned to Jennifer and Kitty. "Your man Mephisto. Can he find the traitors if I give him a list of names?"
Kitty laughed, answering, "Hell, he can find them without the names. The man's a fucking magician with uncovering shit others would prefer he didn't find."
"Put together a list," Emelia told Philip. "I want to know every Capo, Lieutenant, and Soldier who's turned against me."
"Yes, Donna," Philip said dutifully. He looked to Slattery, then back, asking, "What about him?"
Without hesitation, Emelia pulled Philip's Beretta out of his hip holster, walked swiftly up to the corrupt cop, aimed, and put a bullet through the man's forehead. Slattery's head flung back, his brains and blood spraying upon the wall and floor behind him. Then, returning the gun to her bodyguard without a word, she simply walked out of the room.