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"Paperwork does fall through the cracks all the time, especially when you get into the country, widespread areas. Hell, we had two hundred thousand dollars down in evidence from a robbery in '86 that was supposed to get sent back and never was."

And hell had broken loose in the department when their attention was drawn back to it. If something as highly valued as money, doubly so in these poorer counties, could fall through, a few murders was nothing.

Raylan raised a finger to the sky, dropping it down to point at Malcolm as he spoke. "Before I go start looking - you got someone at the NYPD that can vouch for you?" The finger turned into an out-turned palm, a 'can you blame me' kind of expression. "Just 'cause you're a profiler doesn't mean you've got the actual backing of an agency and my boss, Art, is real picky about pro-bono work. You understand."