Cortin made the introductions, then smiled. "You two don't need me, so if you'll excuse me, I have a multiple rapist-murderer I've been looking forward to."
Bradford chuckled. "I've heard about him—how long do you think he'll last?"
"I think I can stretch him a day and a half, maybe a little longer."
"Good. I may come down and observe for a bit, if this doesn't take too long."
"Fine. If not, I'll see you Sunday."
"I wouldn't miss it." As Cortin left, Bradford turned to Medart. "I understand you actually have Shelton's memories, in full detail?"
"Of that particular series of events, yes. Not of his entire life."
"That series is all we need." Bradford smiled, though Medart didn't think he meant it. "You should be as relaxed as possible for this interview; I'd suggest you lean back, or perhaps lie down on the couch."
"In a moment. How long will this take?"
"That depends on several factors, but probably not over two hours. Why?"