Weaponized RED

417 AM, Thursday, October 15, 2019

A call lights up the board in the 911 Emergency Center.

“911, what is your emergency?”

“I have found five naked men in a car on I – 270 West just before the Sawmill Road Exit. All are alive but have multiple injuries. They appear bound at the hands and feet and to each other at the neck with Plasticuffs. I am standing by until Law enforcement arrives. My name is March Thursday.”

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What I did not report was that each man had a note pinned to his skin that identified him and where he lived. I got shots of the car. I got shots of all the men individually and together, and the list of crimes each committed. Their list of crimes included rape, domestic violence, bullying, threatening, money laundering, sex trafficking, and sex slavery. None of the men came from the same place.

After running their photos through face recognition software that I have access, I discovered all five were CEO’s of major tech companies worth more than five billion dollars each.

Bad boys, bad boys, whacha gonna do? Whacha gonna do when they come for you? Who had come for these men? How am I going to track them?

At the end of each note were the words, “To Law Enforcement and the entire Judicial System from the Justice Department to rural streets, since you cannot protect and serve all these devils terrorized, we did it for you. There will be others, many others including women guilty of these crimes. You are welcome.

Of all that now interested me, what interested me most was who these super hero vigilantes of justice were. I also knew I could not have shots in my camera or phone by the time law enforcement showed up. I deleted them all after emailing them to a secure encrypted system.

“I am March Thursday, Investigative Journalist for the National Sentinel.