Kings: The Plot Thickens

Today I received a secret communique from an old friend of mine, a reporter in Gilboa.  Seems he fears for his life now that he’s been digging around in the whole David Shepherd story. You know, the young soldier who crossed enemy lines to save his fellow soldiers (that’s him in the picture). David didn’t know at the time that one of the prisoners was Prince Jack, son of King Silas Benjamin. Single-handedly he takes out an enemy tank and now some are calling it a miracle. We all know what the butterfly represents, and now, to learn that butterflies surrounded Shepperd — sort of, guided him in his actions. . .

Anyway, my friend needs some help making his case. He’s about to interview an important source from inside the palace but he needs an extra set of eyes to make sure it all goes down like it should. Log on to his company’s web feed here.  Give him your phone number and email and he’ll send you the supporting documents he’s found and he’ll call you when he has the meet set up.

Please follow up with him. I’d do it, but I can’t seem to get through on the line. Maybe you’ll have better luck. . .

Click here and watch your back.

Photo: Andrew Eccles