<em>It was a day that would go down in history. He hadn't been the president of the United States but he wasn't some guy off the street either, the man was a famous politician and he had just given a speech on a controversial topic in New York City. Only moments after the speech had ended someone had shot and killed him. Security only had one lead but it was a good one, the assassination had been an inside job and one of their snipers was responsible which compromised the entire division. How they came to this conclusion was unknown but it had been verified.<br/><br/>While that whole mess was being taken care of, a special interrogation team was being put together that would talk to the sniper and his team that were currently in custody to see if they could figure out what was going on. In other words to determine if they were innocent or if they had something to hide. If it was the former it would be best for them to cooperate and hopefully give the interrogation team some clues as to where they could look for the real killers next. However, if it was the latter, they would not rest until every last bit of data was obtained.</em><br/><br/>Luke Taylor was in charge of the interrogation unit designed to deal with the sniper and his team. He had a partner that he'd been assigned by higher management who happened to be blind but she had special 'abilities' that came in handy at times. He'd worked with her for the past five years and never wanted any other partner. They got along quite well together and played a variety of game techniques in order to draw the information they needed out of those they interrogated. Today was different.<br/><br/>He wanted to find out who this sniper was working for and why he had been ordered to take this particular politician out for the man had been important to him and his death hit him somewhat hard. He would have gone and demanded that he be put on this case but that might have had the opposite effect for cases like these people could not be emotional for it was unprofessional. So he had kept his mouth shut and simply expressed interest in the case.<br/><br/>He asked if he could be put on it and look what logic had gotten him.<br/><br/>Luke Taylor was on the case. In fact he was even in charge of it, something that he hadn't actually expected but he didn't mind at all and brought in his own team, handpicked by him for he didn't want any people around that might mess things up. He wanted to get to the bottom of this and find out once and for all who was responsible both for the actual shooting and the one who had hired the shooter to do such a thing to someone who only wanted to make the world a better place.<br/><br/>He entered the room the sniper was being held - his team was split up and being held in different rooms at the moment - and sat down at the table, putting the folder he held down on the surface as well. "What is your name and rank and who is your team composed up of?" He would start with the simple questions before moving on since there was a procedure here and he intended to stick to it.