A call to the Reeve

[Albert Baker]

There still was the matter of the alleged accusations against Mr. Ravenwood, thus Al decided to tap the other source of information in this case. He dialed the telephone number of the Reeve, hoping to find help there.

[Helen Kingsley]

The call is taken pretty quickly, even though there's some hard to identify background noise. "Yah ?"

[Albert Baker]

On the other end the faint sound of the Four Seasons could be heard in the background.

"Good evening, Reeve, this is Dr. Baker. I'm calling as I thought I might just ask to get an assessment about the investigation about Mr. Ravenwood. I'd be quite delighted, if you could help me in that regard."

[Helen Kingsley]

"Mr Ravenwood has been accused of endangering the traditions in public. As is, this stands until I get a statement from the man himself or other credible accounts to corrobate either side of that story. As long as there is no way to get a hold of Mr Ravenwood, and he is hard to get a hold of, to say the least, the accusation stands. So if you got any way to make him contact me, please do so, for the sake of everyone involved."

[Albert Baker]

"Unfortunately I only have a telephone number which I suppose you do have as well. I did change the policy in that regard at the clan meeting so that at least an address is known of everyone and by everyone present. Alas, Mr. Ravenwood happened to be absent without leave, so to speak, even though he affirmed his presence upon being notified of the meeting. These circumstances are making me regrettably unable to help you in this matter."

[Helen Kingsley]

"Except for the mailbox, I got fuck-all from him. Was that the assessment you wanted or did you want to ask anything more... specific ?"

[Albert Baker]

"That was about what I wanted. Thank you very much."