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Casey

Mask: "‘Want coffee?'… ‘Sounds great, Amos,' [Casey] said."

Real Identity: "His coffee was always terrible."

Investigation effect: This mask did not specifically mess up the investigation. Although it did show that Casey was not always an honest person to her coworkers.

Mask: "‘By the way, is that China sale firm? I keep hearing it's not.' She shrugged. ‘I honestly don't know.' ‘Has Marder talked to you about it?' ‘Not to me personally'"

Real Identity: "‘Then somebody better get the word out,' Casey said…‘but he didn't sit in on the China negotiations.' ‘I'll speak to him,' Marder said."

Investigation Effect: Casey is wherein the mask to help the investigation because she lies to Brull so that
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‘Everybody knows Marder and Edgarton are at each other's throats. Marder expected to be named president, but the Board passed him over. But they gave Edgarton a one-year contract---so he's got only twelve months to produce. And I hear Marder's undercutting Edgarton, every way he can.' ‘I wouldn't know about that,' she …show more content…
That way she could focus everything on the case instead of having to deal with a lot of reporters because they think Norton is in trouble or something.

Richmond

Mask: "Furious Casey pushed Richman backward, shoving him through the door to the women's room. Richman started to laugh. "Jeeze, Casey, I didn't know you cared –""

Real Identity: "He threw her hands off him. "You still don't get it, do you? Its over, Casey. You just blew the China sale. You're finished."

Investigation effect: This did not have much to do with the investigation, but it had much to do with the China sale. The also was the turning point and made Richman's true identity and enormous arrogance shown.

Mask: "Casey said, ‘This is my new assistant, Bob Richman.'"

Real Identity: "‘Okay,' Richman said. He walked down the hall to his office. When he was gone, Norma said, ‘You know, he talks to Marder a lot. I heard it from

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