> "One moment," Rivest said.� He swung around to a computer access and used
> an old-fashioned pad input.� Seconds later, he said, "We did, indeed,
> attempt to profile her.� However, the results were,... less than
> satisfactory."
>
> Aravice did not like the response. A part of her wanted to think that this
> was another attempt to withold information, but considering that the victim
> of the attack being investigated was this man's superior officer, that was
> probably not the case.
>
> The fact that Intell was unable to profile this woman was disturbing. She
> was not really sure how to respond. Questions were the only thing that came
> to mind. "What was found to be the difficulty in finding this information
> out?"
"We can find nothing about her history before Stardate (whatever would be
approximately 20 years ago). It is as if she sprang into existence fully
grown. Without a 'biography,' anything about her youth, we have only case
reports that are sketchy, at best."
Rivest was clearly far more embarrassed about his lack of information than
trying to be evasive.
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