Mara notices.
Of course she does.
Hampton continues.
“Kane was embedded in your unit to watch Miller. When Grant started asking questions, Kane began watching him too.”
“Then why didn't Kane stop Grant?”
“Because Kane realized Grant might be useful.”
“For what?”
“Leverage.”
Mara's expression hardens.
“Against the Colonel?”
“Yes.”
“Why?”
“Money.”
Of course.
Some things never change.
“Where is Kane now?” I ask.
“I told you that was his motorcycle last night,” Hampton says.
“Do you know where he might be?”
“I don't know.”
“You just told us to find him.”
“I said you need to find him. I didn't say I knew where he was.”
Trigger leans toward Wolf.
“Can we give him back?”
“To who?”
“Anybody.”
Hampton points at him.
“I can hear you.”
“That was the idea.”
Sheriff Tate steps between them before this becomes even more ridiculous.
“Kane is supposed to be in federal prison.”