In Deeds We Trust - Tapa blanda

When you can't tell the difference between reality and fantasy then you have arrived.

On the surface Hartmann’s empire expanded exponentially and Manchester surmised that Hartmann’s success was due to his knowledge of the files that Eleanor had stolen from the FBI; and that he had been holding out from the FBI when under interrogation in the mental hospital. Manchester summoned a corrupt Congressional committee to do his dirty work and Hartmann was subpoenaed to Washington under the pretenses the he ran an investment Ponzi scheme from his bank in Texas. Hartmann’s wealth and possessions were taken from him; he vowed revenge. Hartmann, after a cocktail of drugs is administered to him, recovered his mind and his memories and he knew that he was in danger. Instead of running, he decided to face the challenge head-on with Manchester and went hunting. His real enemy was himself and although he was warned, in no uncertain terms, “do not drink hard liquor with the drugs.” The committee, a perverted bunch with their version of the “Star Chamber” secretly condemned Hartmann to death. He was cleverly induced to visit a Texas hunting ranch where he would be hunted, then placed in an arena (Circus Maximus) that was filled with trained flesh eating pigs.