STARDATE 48174.29 - USS Mihoshi Conference Room
In reply to Your Loving GM (msg # 43):
While she hadn't expected the reports from either the bridge or MedBay, Nynev knew it would only be a matter of time between what she suspected and she knew converged. "Sorry for the interruptions, Ra'Ghul," she said by wait of restarting the interview, "but as you can see, we're quite eager to get this matter resolved. I've already recommended to the Captain that Dr. Brenn be held on charges stemming from the attack on a Federation ship, but we'll be adding the station bombing and that's before the Takarans charge him with four murders."
She paused to let that sink in and it seemed Ra'Ghul could sense what was coming, even if she wasn't being entirely truthful. While Nynev had every intent of having Brenn charged, the evidence to substantiate the charge was lagging. Thankfully, she didn't need it yet. "The only question is to sort out what to charge you with."
"Me?" Ra'Ghul said, either surprised or doing a good job of feigning it. "On what basis?"
"For starters, the warhead was tampered with and, checking the reports of the away team, you were responsible for their final assembly," Nynev replied. "That makes you either incredibly incompetent or, as I suspect, complicit. Dr. Brenn was always going to be part of the test, but transporter logs show you were a later arrival. A search of your cabin by my staff found the copy of the design schematics you were attempting to conceal and I suspect when we conduct a more thorough examination of the lab module's system, we'll find all records of the design erased. That leads me to a theory that you and Dr. Brenn conspired to steal the warhead designs and sell them to either the Romulans or some other 3rd party."
"That's the most ridiculous bunch of nonsense I've ever heard," Ra'Ghul scoffed.
"If you say so, but Dr. Brenn will be talking soon enough and anything he says about you, well..." Thani replied with a shrug and a quick glance to Geary. She was going to press a button. "Really, though. Betraying your world and your people for money? How... banal."
There was something in Nynev's last statement that had Ra'Ghul on his feel, hands balled into fists. He glared at her and growled with a fierceness, "I would never betray my people!"