Chapter 68
“That’s her,” Katherine Barnet screamed frantically as she jumped out of the hummer.
“Who,”Dennis quickly replied.
“Jennifer McGraven; she is the DST agent that infiltrated Martinez’s terrorist group.”
Dennis turned to see a tall white woman dress in a pair of blue jeans and pink silk blouse, spattered with blood, run from the castle. Jennifer dodged oncoming traffic as she ran towards the Montreux train station.
The team of Swiss police charged the castle as elated tourist run for their lives.
Katherine instinctively pulled out her Glock and chased after Jennifer McGraven. Dennis and Craig pursuit Katherine around the corner and saw Jennifer rush into an abandon building.
Craig’s turned his head back towards the castle and saw Albert push my wheelchair over the drawbridge.
“That’s Martinez and Robert Dubinsky,” Craig screamed as he pulled out his 357 Magnum pistol.
Panic stricken tourists ran for cover as the Swiss border guards opened fire upon Albert.
Albert Kandinsky pulled out an Uzi and sprayed the town with bullets. Swiss border guards ran for cover as Albert hastily pushed me across the street and out of sight. The Swiss police quickly reassembled and followed Kandinsky on foot toward the train station.
Dennis and Craig soon regained their courage and rejoined Katherine. The street of this once peaceful city of Montreux erupted in chaos as distraught and horrified tourists ran through the streets.
The federal agents were held up behinds a mailbox on the corner of avenue Nestle and avenue Planchese as a barrage of bullets erupted from Kandinsky’s Uzi.
Albert grabbed my wheelchair and pushed me into an evacuated building.
“Katherine inside that building,” Craig screamed.
“Hold it,” Dennis screamed as he grabbed Craig by the shoulder. “Let the Swiss border guards take care of this.”