Today on Quantum Vibe: Invasion of privacy Strip 619 - Click strip above to goto the next strip.
First Seen: Wed 2013-06-12
Story & Art: Scott Bieser - Colors: Zeke Bieser Sci-Fi Adventure Monday & Thursday.
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Panel 1
Looking past Friedman (foreground left) toward the Scoobies.
Friedman: I can log t'is efidence profided you can aut'enticate its profidence.
Murphy: I performed the sampling myself, and recorded that procedure, and the puncture wound, and how I decoded the nanites.
Panel 2
Two-shot of Murphy, looking a bit proud of herself, and Nigel casting a worried glance her way.
Murphy: Furthermore, we interviewed Mr. Richard Frumm this morning, and I recorded his responses – changes in heart-rate, breathing, skin temperature – when we told him we knew Nina Levin had been murdered.
Murphy: We know he is involved somehow.
Panel 3
Medium shot of Friedman looking at Murphy somewhat scornfully.
Friedman: Oh, you did, hey? And where did you record him?
Murphy (OP): In his office, naturally.
Friedman: Yes, naturally.
Panel 4
Pull back to an elevated shot of Friedman from behind the Scoobies. Friedman raises a pointed finger indicating the exit. Nigel and Buford are looking at each other unhappily.
Friedman: Your infasion of Frumm's privacy will not go well at any tribunal.
Friedman: You should better inform youself of our customs if you wish to help your friend, Ms. Murphy.
Friedman: You must collect more efidence before I will go to Frumm's d'yarro.