“Hey, wait a second. I forgot about those AirTags I asked everyone to keep with them,” said Mrs. Claus.
“Oh that thing. I put it in a coffee shop in Rockport just to see if you would say something,” said Mr. Claus.
“Thanks dear. I am sure William understood the concept a bit better,” said Mrs. Claus.
“I understood it. Just don’t want to be tracked,” said Mr. Claus.
“As if you can’t be tracked through your phone,” said Mrs. Claus.
“It’s easy peasy,” said J.J.
“But I need my phone- I don’t need a GPS spy,” said Mr. Claus.
“Whatever you say dear,” said Mrs. Claus.
“Okay you two. If we can track William let’s get going on that,” said Leroy.
Mrs. Claus looked down at her phone and after a minute or so said, “The AirTag is on I-40 heading toward Oklahoma City.”
“Alright let’s go,” said Mr. Claus.
“No, we aren’t sure William isn’t a diversion. We need to get to Santa Fe to see what is going on,” said Leroy.
“Come on, man, this Bubba person has no leverage without William,” said Mr. Claus.
“That depends on what is waiting for us in Santa Fe,” said Leroy.
Otto interrupted, “Alright guys I might have an ID on the three urban cowboys.”
“So how does that help?” asked Mr. Claus.
“Those three are Hank, Sr., Hank, Jr. and Hank the Third. They are amateur musicians from Copenhagen trying to channel Hank Williams.”
“So why do they have William?” asked Mrs. Claus.
“I would suppose the operative words would be amateur musicians. They probably need the money,” said Otto.
“So they are working for Bubba,” said Mrs. Claus.
“Exactly. And they are a diversion. Let’s get to that church and figure out what is going on,” said Leroy.
