Robin is stretching Viking out into the solar system with his final goal, the asteroid belt within his grasp. However, what has happened to June Summers? What is she going to do with a trillion dollars? I hope you are ready for the conclusion of Trillion Dollar Heist. Are June and Robin on a collision course, or are they going to go their separate ways? We will find out in the conclusion of Trillion Dollar Heist.

Part 4 of Trillion Dollar Heist has Viking Exploration reaching out to the asteroid belt to begin that task for which it was built, mining minerals from asteroids. Now, part 4 of Trillion Dollar Heist.

In part 2 of the “Trillion Dollar Heist” Robin was able to establish Viking Exploration on the moon. How much further will he take things in part 3. And will June take another run at stealing one trillion dollars? Without further ado, here is part 3 of the “Trillion Dollar Heist”.

This week you will be listening to part 2 of the “Trillion Dollar Heist”. Last week Robin surprised everyone when he actually returned an asteroid to Earth, instead of just pretending to return an asteroid to Earth. Will this swing the balance of power to Robin and away from June? Listen to part 2 of “Trillion-Dollar Heist” and find out.

I know that people have stolen millions of dollars before. There was even a billion dollars cash stole in March 2003 from the Central Bank of Iraq, shortly after the United States began the 2003 invasion of Iraq. That made me wonder if it was possible to steal a trillion dollars. There aren’t any banks that carry one trillion dollars in cash. As a matter of fact, there are only 5 companies that have a market value of one trillion dollars, I’ll let you look up those companies yourself. So, to steal a trillion dollars you would have to find someplace where you could collect a trillion dollars. I thought that the best way to steal a trillion dollars was to create a company, sell it for one trillion dollars, and run off with the sales money. I don’t even know if something like would be possible, but hey, this is fiction, not fact., so I wrote down what I thought it would take. Fair warning, this is a five-part story with two parts just over 40 minutes and 3 parts between one hour and an hour ten minutes. So here is my story “Trillion-Dollar Heist”, Part 1.

Hello, and welcome back to Random Thoughts from a Random Mind. I am Mitchell Frogge. Today is the conclusion of Next we kill all the lawyers. The angel is about to go into Oklahoma to continue its mission of retribution.  Will the government be able to stop it before it goes through all 50 states. Will the Angel get through all 50 states then stop, or will it continue on, killing federal prisoners, murders in other countries, or dare we say, lawyers. Only time will tell as we conclude "Next, we kill all the lawyers".

Hello, and welcome back to Random Thoughts from a Random Mind. I am Mitchell Frogge. The Angel of death has been unstoppable so far.  Even with spreading the prisoners out all over the state Indiana couldn’t stop him. So lets pick up in Iowa and see if the government, or anyone else can find out what is going on and how to stop it as the Angel of Death tears its way from Iowa to Ohio in part 2 of “Next we kill all the lawyers.” 

Hello, and welcome back to Random Thoughts from a Random Mind. I am Mitchell Frogge. In Act IV, Scene II of Henry VI, Part II William Shakespeare had Dick the Butcher say, “The first thing we do is, let’s kill all the lawyers”, we think Will was kidding. Even if he wasn’t, it’s too late now because the first thing has already been done over and over again and it is never killing lawyers. Today there are so many lawyers, and they multiple so fast that we could no more kill all the lawyers than we could kill all the cold germs. But what if the next thing we did after the next first thing we do is to kill all the lawyers? That is why in the story, “Next, we kill all the lawyers”, I spend so much time explaining what the first thing is. That first thing is convicted killers in prison are dying, and no one knows why. So let me take you through what is happening, state by state, in “Next, we kill all the lawyers.”