A blond man in a black wind breaker,
light blue t-shirt, and khaki pants was sitting at an outdoor cafe,
people watching while drinking a chi tea late and generally feeling
quite good about himself. He was in such high spirits because he had
just finished taking out an ad in the Baltimore Sun and was now
engaged in one of his favorite activities while drinking one of his
favorite beverages. As a burly businessmen man bustled past, phone to
ear, briefcase in hand, intent on some meeting, the blond man idly
wondered what the papers advertising department would think of his
submission, it was, after all, a very unusual ad: he was standing in
his traditional business uniform with his logo, a dragon winding it's
way up a stylized rose before arcing over the edge of the blossom and
striking down at it's core, directly behind him; around the edge was
written “In celebration of my upcoming tour I shall be giving a
private performance of my great show, during the course of which I
shall steal a Mother and Child. All law enforcement officers, the
honorable members of the fourth estate, and the esteemable agents of
ACME are invited. The show will begin promptly at 7:00 Sunday afternoon. Admission, as usual, will be free and on a first
come first serve basis. There will be a door prize!”. Yes Epsilon
Rose was feeling quite pleased with himself.
(Sorry for being so late in posting this. A final bit of information before I send you on your way, this ad will appear in the Monday addition of the Baltimore Sun making this post occurs on Sunday. I have no plans to act before the theft though I will if prompted; please post when you are ready for the story to advance to the time of the theft.)