“We are going to finish what my father and Martin started, Russell,” I said, looking up into his tear-filled eyes.

“We are going to give these files to the federal authorities tonight.”

Suddenly the beam of a flashlight outside swept across the high windows of the carriage house, followed by the crunch of heavy footsteps on the wet gravel.

Russell immediately stepped in front of me, reaching into his jacket for his phone to alert our security team.

The heavy door was kicked open, and an older man in a dripping trench coat stepped into the dim light with a smug, mocking smile on his weathered face.

It was Leonard Callahan.