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CHAPTER - I Robert Williams walked out of the U. S. Capitol after an interesting meeting, that surprisingly, had little to do with politics. That evening he sat alone in the living room of his modest suburban home after arriving at an important decision. He had to kill someone, and that someone was a very significant target. Instead of a daunting proposition, Williams saw it as a worthy challenge. He'd killed before, many times in fact, the only difference now was he wouldn't be doing it for his government. This one was all for him. The next morning Williams drove