>> Steven scanned the information on the padd quickly even as the
>> Admiral continued. He continued to listen intently, following
>> what she was telling him.
>>
>>>"Further analysis of the dirt on the combadge suggests that it came
>>>from, or at least was found, in what was an old, derelict mine.
>>>Possibly an asteroid or dead planetoid of some kind. The mineral
>>>content was consistent with a number of planetary bodies and asteroid
>>>fields. Our analyst suggests that someone had taken it apart to use
>>>components of it for reasons unknown. He suggested that the missing
>>>components could have been used to repair another communicator or to
>>>construct another device."
>>
>> "It could possibly have been both the repair of another communicator and
>> construction of another device. I'm going to have to look into the
>> analysis of what remains of the communicator and see if there is anything
>> I can figure out in that regard. Were you informed as to whether there was
>> any genetic evidence found in the combadge to determine who might have taken
>> the communicator apart? Depending on whether or not any carbon-14 was
>> also found, it may help in determining whether it was Commander Kagan
>> who took it apart, or whether it was someone else who is also among the
>> missing personnel, and possibly how long ago."
>
>"Our people are checking into that," t'Llhweiir replied.
>
>(ooc: gm, i did post that question way back when; however, i can't find an
>answer. if you sent, please resend)
>
>{OOC: Unfortunately, I can not find it either. Use this at the official
>report. - CS}
>
>{IC: The Report- All tests to determine who took it apart were
>inconclusive. Although, the individual had to have either some detailed
>knowledge about Starfleet communicators or, at the very least, was very
>adept at communications devices/electronics in general. It was taken
>apart with care, taking only those parts that were necessary. Although,
>there were some fingerprints on the inside of the cover. They belonged to
>the CO of the Athens and to LCDR Kagan. The fingerprints don't indicate
>anything other than they had handled the top of the communicator case
>while it was disassembled. }
[OOC: GM, do we have a listing of what components were missing and what,
if any signifigance they may have?]
Report Addendum: The power supply was missing from Kagan's commbadge as was a
conponent from it's transceiver. The missing transceiver component made it impossible
to transmit. The parts of the transceiver that allowed it to receive transmissions
were damaged, and presumably left behind for that reason. With the damage to the
receiver and the missing transmitter piece and power supply the commbadge was
worthless.
>> "Did the informant Admiral Garibaldi sent to you mention either where
>> she got the comm badge, or where the port where the Federation
>> starship was docked? It could be a place to start."
>
>"She said that she had received it from someone else. She has invited me
>to visit a certain spa where additional information could possibly be
>obtained."
"How trustworthy and/or reliable do you consider the informant?
I'm not going to presume to tell you to be careful, but the whole
situation is making me suspicious."
[reaction?]
Liridian out.
"A proof is a proof. What kind of a proof? It's a proof. A proof is a proof.
And when you have a good proof,it's because it's proven." - Canadian Prime
Minister Jean Chretien on the US policy on Iraq- 06 September 2002
"100% of the shots you DON'T take don't go in." - Wayne Gretzky
Engineer-In-Training - BSEE 2003. Can Grad School be far behind?
Co-GM of the Spacedock/JSOC Game
Characters:
Adm. Samuel Lasiter,
RAdm. Markus Garibaldi,
Ambassador Marconis,
LCDR Donovan Black, and a host of others.
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