>What do you think are the chance he might let us have the hand?  It would be 
>most helpful in identifying the victim and possibly lead to more 
>information."
>
>"To be honest, I half expect them to pull a 'hand, wha hand?' kind of
>routine.  I doubt they have it in their posession, probably discarded
>already.  If they do have it, and admit to having it, I think it will be a 
>hard sell to get it from them.  But stranger things have happened before," 
>Joe replied candidly.
>
>Dais had to agree.  "I have no doubt that you are right.  It just seems to 
>me that while th Bajorans are good at covering things up, they have made 
>some serious mistakes.  For example, why was the hand even brought to the 
>station in the first place?  It seems to me like a risk they would not want 
>to take."
>
>"Unless you are an arrogant politician who thinks that they can do anything, 
>and often does everything.....  My guess it is a trophy of some sort.  
>Something to gloat over, and to make a point with.  After they make their 
>point they will dispose of it, which offers new possibilities.  But we 
>really do not have enough to start down that road, at least not just yet."
>
>Dais could barely hide his disgust at the statement.  While he did not want 
>to really think about it, he was sure that this Bajoran was probably not the 
>only sentient being in the universe that did such things.  "Well, hopefully, 
>our discussion this afternoon will help in that area."
>
    "It should.  Let's just hope that we can get through this quickly.  Having a 
severed hand carrier or collector on station does not make me happy.  Not in the 
slightest.

   Well, it is about that time again.  Shall we mosey on down there..."

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