Dr. Helgesson:
As you requested, we’ve concluded an analysis for the local American
Youth chapter.
They are headed by Cornelius Vass, a 20 year-old student, at the local
University. It’s a small chapter at the moment, with 15 members, but
they seem to be devout. They make appearances at all festivities and
they hold weekly meetings. Their turn-in numbers are a bit low. In the
last 6 months, they have only reported 1 person. The subject was taken
to the nearest Blackhand Detention Center and interrogated. Records that
the member who turned him in, did it for personal reasons. We recommend
putting him in charge of the group.
Our profilers determined that getting the group more training on how to
spot terrorists and using fear tactics to get others to turn them in,
will greatly increase their efficiency and usefulness to the system, and
our program. The local Blackhand may be a good resource, otherwise we
might recommend the armed forces.
We have been unable to access Col. Briggs’ profile due to security
clearance, so we recommend pulling some strings with Homeland Security.
The only reports we have suggest him not to be easily compromised.
However, we did uncover something interesting, which neither Blackhand
nor the Governor’s office have shared with us. Renegade agent Lexan
Caine of the now defunct Tracer program led by Cole Hubert, is his son.
When confronted with this issue, he simply stated that him and his
son had lived apart for a long time before he finally moved to the area.
We find is highly suspicious given the familial relationship, but
haven’t been able to procure any useful information. We will continue
investigating and report our findings.
Nothing more to report at the moment,
Jurgen
