“All that makes me wonder how you guys knew where the courier would show up so you could conveniently ambush her.”<br/><br/>It definitively looked like a murder plot, only the target might not be Bunker Tim but O’Hara. If Nicholas had sent the bomb - and also let O'Hara know by some double-agent or other backchannel that he was sending out something valuable by courier - then he could expect his rival to take a look at it...and be blown away. Not to mention that it would look like O’Hara was hoisting himself by his own petard to boot, by stealing the bomb that was meant for Bunker Tim, a known enemy to the Mafia.<br/><br/>If Jason had it right, then it was a rather complex plot. Not to mention that it was not entirely clear how he could cash in on the information. There were also more unanswered questions that confused him: Was there anything in the cryo vessel at all – why put the goods in if you intended to blow them up anyway? But then again: Why put<em>anything</em>besides the bomb into the suitcase?<br/><br/>And siding with one of the Mafia factions sounded like a losing prospect. Of course, he could warn one side or the other, but it was uncertain if he would be believed. Not to mention that he would gain little besides a possible favor from the mob…or a pair of cement shoes because he knew too much.<br/><br/>The plot seemed too complex and too dangerous to unweave, especially with the profits so doubtful. He hadn’t stumbled across corporate secrets like he had hoped; instead, he had poked into a beehive. Maybe his best bet was to make the evidence disappear and walk away.<br/>