Please State Your Name: Arnold
McVicker
Now Proceed:
For the record, my full name is Arnold Lance McVicker and I work for the
United States Government. I was born on July 5th, 1968 to my mother Linda and Father
Michael. Rumor has It that my father left my mother for our preacher’s wife when
I was five, but I personally believe that my mother paid some hit man a good sum
of money to pick the bastard off. Besides that, Living in Downtown St. Louis was
a different experience. My mother was the Chief Executive Journalist for the
Louisville Gazette. She was a good woman, but she was not fit to be a mother by
any means.
She spent each of her paychecks buying more expensive
clothes, loud perfume, and paying for the immaculate downtown loft that would
later become the only piece of inheritance I ever received from her. But When I
turned 18, I left the industrial St. Louis with only $1,000 dollars in my pocket
headed for the coast. And after six months of drunken nights, scuffles, and
cheap hotels, I decided that I needed to go back and get an Education. I winded
up at Yale University thanks to my mom who happened to know the Dean. Over the
next six years I become increasingly interested in the mind and why people do
the stupid things that they do.
After Graduating with a Ph.D. in Psychology and a Bachelor’s in
Criminal Justice I went to work for the Criminal Minds team in Quantico
Virginia. I spent the next twelve years working with some very talented young
people solving murder after murder and traveling the Country. Then I got an
offer to go work at the Pentagon under the Executive of Crime Control James
Bond. Mr. Bond taught me several things. One of those things he taught me being
I can never be too trusting of anybody, even the government.
After eighteen years of working with Mr. Bond, I was ready for a
change. Then a week ago I got a letter in the mail from a woman in New York
City. She knew my name, my work ethic, and what it would cost to get me to leave
everything I had behind. She told me if I was interested in the job to meet you
here. And Here I am.
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