True Kill Quotes

The True Kill
Brian Riviera was sitting at his desk, feet propped up on the table, taking long, slow sips of his coffee. As a now four year police detective, he was treated with respect. Along with that respect came the horrible burden of paperwork, which he was having to fill out during overtime at 10:30 on a Friday night. He had locked up hundreds of thugs and hoodlums in the central Atlanta area. Having made that many enemies he feared for the safety of his wife, two kids, and the rest of his family.
There was one man that Brian feared more than anyone in the whole world, Mason Rickton. In Brian’s second year as a detective, Brian shot and killed Mason Rickton’s brother while working on a bomb case. All of Mason's followers call him scorpio. They call him this because whenever he kills someone he takes his “scorpion dagger”, cuts a small hole in their neck, and slowly injects scorpion venom into the hole.
After finally finishing the paperwork, Brian walked to his apartment building on 4th street. Exhausted, Brian walked through the sliding glass doors of his apartment building and scurried towards the elevator,

Brian had a few old friends who had served almost seven years in the military. These people had access and knowledge of Mason and his followers. Brian quickly pulled out his phone and dialed one person’s phone number after the other… They were in.
The next day, Brian met up with his old friends Mark Phillips, Andrew Bell, and Dmitri Vaden at a local Starbuck’s. Brian told his friends all of the details, Andrew pulled out his computer and slowly typed M-a-s-o-n R-i-c-k-t-o-n, then he clicked “Search”. Andrew’s computer pulled up hundreds of reports on Mason Rickton. He clicked the first website. The website said that one of Mason’s followers lives in East Atlanta. Brian wrote down the address, then jetted outside to get in his car. Andrew, Mark, and Dmitri followed behind