PILLSBURY or The White Spot Death

Chapter 5.- This doesn't look like a job for Superman

Denisse Parker and T.J. Scott were two young FBI special agents who worked to a part of the Bioterrorism Assessment Group. When they were still the academy, some of the other trainees used to joke about it.

- You guys remind me of a girlfriend who applied to be a teller in a bank agency with almost no clients. They paid less, but there was almost no work at all - commented one of the guys.

- After COVID, we're commited to it Believe me, the worst is yet to come.

- Maybe in Sci-Fi, but if that's OK for you, go ahead. I'll stick to CD's China Branch.

The September 9 announcement took everybody by surprise, except for T.J. and Denisse who started to work inmediately. On September 12, the Atlanta police department contacted the FBI because there was an interesting information regarding the case. T.J. was informed about it and he rushed to meet Denisse.

- Honey, you won't believe this.

- What's the fuzz?

- The Atlanta police checked the known neonazi groups in the city and the outskirts and crossed the information with all laboratories that are working in the vaccine in the state. You know what they found?

- Illustrate me, loverboy.

- There's a doctor named Dieter Stern in a place called Loeffler Institute, a few miles from Rice Street. This guy had a little criminal file that shows he was arrested shortly after his graduation for being part of a segregationist demonstration. Apparently, the group was called "New Solution" , related by neonazi organizations.

- Well, I supposed we have have tea with Dr. Stern... when do we depart for there?

- By order of the boss, in two hours.

- Two hours!

- Yes, we'll be in the place at 8:30 p.m. tomorrow morning to speak with the labs director first, a doctor called Ted Planck. Then we'll have our litlle tea party with Dr. Stern.

- Two hours leaves no time for anything, does it? - she pointed out, suggestively.

Both look at themselves, thinking about their last three hours in the bed together.

- This shit is leaving us no time for anything. - J.T. responded, before taking his car keys out of the pocket - Our tickets are waiting for us in the airport.

- Should I worry?

After a little kiss, T.J. ended the conversation:

- You shouldn't, babe.

*****

As expected, the rage among black population finally caused to break the dam. Through social networks, afroamerican of all economic and educational levels began to blame white supremacists to be responsible for the massacre. Self-proclaimed advocates of a movement called "White men did it" called to violate the confinement to perpetrate hostile demonstrations throughout the nation. On the night of September 22, about two hundred of infected black men defied the presence of the National Guard in California and New York to loot the stores as they did in August 2020. But this time all the soldiers deployed were white with a white man in charge. In New York, the National Guard responded to the looting by shooting everyone, blowing heads and smashing chests with gusto. 83 of the demonstrators were killed, the rest were sent to camps where they died later and were incinerated.

President Kennedy Jr.'s outrage and his promise to take the case to a martial court were useless to calm the agitators. The next day, one black armed man escaped from the vigilance in Minnesota and shot four white children who were leaving classes in an elementary school. The right-wingers didn't stand quiet. Two days later, 26 children from an all-black school in the Bronzeville neighborhood in Chicago were killed by the blast of an explosive artifact, killing their white young voluntary teacher also. The young woman was honored in her native city of Iowa by naming a new school after her. None of the black children received even a small mention in any plaque in any place.