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[cassandra]

Zanadun Kane? Ugh Tell me he's got another name.


**edit**

I'm just clarifying that I'm referring to the movie Citizen Kane, and Kane's estate, Xanadu.

[pickwick the second]

He's got another name.
Is there a group consensus as to whether or not we should attempt to make contact with Mr. Kane, and, if so, how should it be done?

[groovygirl20]

well obviously if you email him saying "have u heard this" he'll probably say "no" like the record company but we need to find someone thats good at english to persuade him to tell us (or we can get violet on the case, ya no what im sayin )

has anyone got his phone number

[unrealt87]

Has everyone forgotten that it's a week since the kindling of the flame ceremony.
Who have we asked to go look into this subway thing mentioned in the message on the CD?

[European Chris]

[duckiemonster]

[ALISDAIRPARK]

Contact has possibly been made, see thread:

http://forums.unfiction.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=13818

[unrealt87]

[ryandrew]

Several points there unrealt87. Kurt has been contacted. (and not just by me! Really, I would like to know who sent him a complete transcript of that CD message.) We don't have a way of contacting Mr Kane. We could try, but expecting to find a way and get a proper reply before 10pm tonight is frankly laughable. Finally, if Kane did leave the message, it would be pretty ridiculous to send him tonight. He asks us to send someone (this is only if it was him), and we tell him to go himself. That's gratitude for you!

[Reason]

I've sent an e-mail to Hesh to see if he knows of how to contact Zanadun... If he replies I'll post.

[unrealt87]

Well, the time has passed. Let's see what the sentinel will tell us next.

*UPDATE*

The Sentinel has published the following statement:

Police Raid Disrupted, Claim PCPD Sources

By JEREMY CLARIDGE

Residents around the closed Gillit Road subway station reported hearing gunfire late on Tuesday night, in what some sources speculate might have been a "botched police raid." Police insiders, speaking on condition of anonymity, say that a raid led by Detective Helena Frye went foul when an unexpected interloper turned up at the scene. The alleged interloper, as yet unidentified, has been released from police custody, but may be returned to jail following a more complete investigation of the events.

Sources say that the covert operation was part of the investigation of a high-tech theft ring, and was possibly related to the murder of Bernardo Holyoke last April, though the murder case was officially closed in August. Holyoke, who was also the proprietor of the Old Town bar the Five of Cups, was reported to be a high-profile fence of tech goods for the underworld.

Official police sources say that there was no police activity in the area of the Gillit Road station Tuesday night, and that they will look into the source of the noises. No known injuries have been reported, leading police to say that the sounds heard may in fact have been caused by subterranean equipment remaining in the station.

According to local resident Fulbright Gao, the Gillit Road station has long been a quagmire for illicit activities ranging from drug deals to trafficking in contraband technologies and stolen goods. "I don't know why the police don't crack down harder on that kind of thing," Gao said. "I just don't feel safe walking by the old entrance, especially at night."

Raoul Valentin of the Old Town Renewal Committee attacked police for allowing criminal activity to continue at the station. "How hard can it possibly be to close off that unused station for good? This is exactly the kind of simple move the city needs to make to improve the Old Town and quality of life for all of its residents," he said.

Frye refused to speak to the Sentinel regarding the affair beyond denying that any sort of raid or police operation took place in the area Tuesday night.

So guys, who did we just unwitting possibly send to jail?