Chapter Negative

In 1992, Investigators James Harris and Craig Ulysses Davis are tasked with the handling of two separate matters in San Diego.

James Harris is sent out to track down Douglas Feroway, head of a major drug cartel, in connection with the trial of Oscar Blandon. There was a strong lead which put Harris near enough to Feroway's dirty business, but there was no way to confirm a connection between the two.

During the first night of a stakeout, Harris had noted the abnormally large security perimeter composed of Feroway's hired muscle around the property, unable to get near enough to the building to make any kind of assessment of the situation without arousing suspicion.

Davis had his own hands full with getting information from a witness to a homicide. Unbeknownst to Davis, his case intersected with Harris's as Feroway was present at the very event that the witness observed. That same event was the reason for the drastic increase of security at Feroway's Estate.

This connection never occurs to Davis as he took the case of the witness without exchanging notes with Harris beforehand. Due to the circumstances involving Davis, there is never any opportunity made to share the gathered information.

Davis took this case due to the resemblance to a case he had two years prior. He also learns of a unique clue from the witness pertaining to another situation in Chicago. Davis is unaware of its meaning, but it is evidence of involvement from the Hellhounds unit.