Chapter 1

It has been three weeks since Abby reported to the Belleville Police Service that she had been sexually assaulted. She told them the first names of the four men and said she wasn’t the only victim. The evidence provided by her phone and DNA swabs helped to build a case of evidence against the alleged assaulters.

The Belleville Police Services produced radio and newspaper ads seeking females who have been sexually assaulted and are hesitant to come forward for fear of reprisal. All phone calls would be kept highly confidential, and several women provided physical evidence of their assault. Several other women replied who weren’t related to the ongoing investigation.

While the forensic lab was processing the DNA evidence, it was decided to conduct a sting operation that would gather first-hand evidence to support laying charges against the four suspects.

During sensitive investigations, it was not uncommon for one police service to rely on personnel from another service. Today was no exception.

Detective Leigh Armstrong of the Trenton Police Services was tasked with being the stinger in this operation. Leigh knew that part of her job called for her to freely have sex with suspects so they could be arrested, tried, and convicted of various crimes against women.

She reviewed the recording given to her made by Abby Hayward. She recognized Abby, having seen her before, recalling the night Karen was admitted to the hospital for drug poisoning and attempted suicide. Leigh remembered the times at the Hen House with her and Karen swapping husbands for many satisfying fucks. She watched the video, trying to resist becoming aroused. Leigh saw Abby receiving what was also one of her sexual weaknesses: double penetration. She recalled the closeness of her and Dan as he fucked her while her husband took her ass.

Leigh had contacted the suspect, named Scott, saying she was visiting the university and saw his photographer ad on the information board. The house had been under surveillance for the past week with no abnormal activity. Saturday was chosen as the set-up day to increase the odds of catching the other three in the sting.

Detective Armstrong was provided with a service-issued purse equipped with a high-definition camera and audio. She was budgeted to purchase clothing that would be turned over for DNA evidence.

Due to the sensitive nature of her assignment, there would be no video or audio link to the Command Post. She would signal the Emergency Response Team, ERT, by triggering a signal device disguised as a necklace.

The sting was set in motion with ERT on standby in a nearby parking lot.