times over iely a group had arise womeeer boyfriends or husbands or from stalkers. in addition, miltoy had a cooperative arrah similar firms of good repute ihe ues. the pany also hay for maional visitors to sweden, in ameri actress who was shooting a film for two months in trollh?ttahat her status warranted having bodyguards apany her wheook her i walks el.
a fourth, siderably smaller area that oly a few employees as called pi or p-in, in internal jargon pinders, which stood for persoions.
armansky was her ehis part of their busi was troublesome aive. it put greater demands on the employees’ judgement ahan e of teleunis teology or the installation of surveillaus. persoioable when it was a matter of formation, bad checks bef, or to ie suspis that some employee had leaked pany informatied in al activity. in such cases the piegral part of the operational activity. but ly his busis rivate problems that had a teo weloil. i want to know what sort of creep my daughter is going out with…i think my wife is being unfaithful…the guy is ok but he’s mixed up any…i’m being blackmailed… armahem a straightforward er was an adult, she had the right to go out she wao, a iy was something that husbands ao work out on their own. hidden in all suquiries s that could lead to sd create legal problems for miltoy. hy dragan arma a close wat these assigs, in spite of how modest the revenue was.
the m’s topic was just such a persoion. armansky straightehe his trousers before he leaned ba his fortable chair. he glanced suspiciously at his colleague lisbeth salander, who was thirty-two years his ju for the thousa nobody seemed more out of pla a prestigious security firm than she did. his mistrust was both wise and irrational. in armansky’s eyes, salander was beyond doubt the most able ior he had met in all his years in the business. during the four years she had worked for him she had never once fumbled a job or turned in a single mediocre report.
orary, her reports were in a class by themselves. armansky was ced that she possessed a u. anybody d out formation or ruh police records. but salander had imagination, and she always came baethi from ected. how she did it, he had ood. sometimes he thought that her ability to gather information was sheer magiew the bureaucratic arside out. above all, she had the ability to get uhe skin of the person she was iing. if there was any dirt to be dug up, she would home in on it like a cruise missile.
somehow she had always had this gift.
her reports could be a catastrophe for the individual who landed in her radar. armansky wet the time he assigo do a routine a resear the pharmaceutidustry before a corporate buyout. the job was scheduled to take a week, but it dragged on for a while. after four weeks’ silend several reminders, whiored, salah a report dog that the subje question hile. on two os he had bought sex from a thirteen-year-old child prostitute in tallinn, and there were indis that he had aerest ier of the hom he was tly living.
salander had habits that sometimes drove armansky to the edge of despair. ihe paedophile, she did not pick up the telephone and sky or e into his offig to talk to him. no, without indig by a sihat the repht explosive material, she laid it on his desk one evening, just as armansky was about to leave for the day. he read it o evening, as he was relaxile of wi of the tv with his wife in their villa on liding?.
the report was, as always, almost stifically precise, with footions, and sources. the first few pages gave the subject’s bad, edu, d financial situation. not until page 24 did salahe bombshell about the trips to tallinn, in the same dry-as-dust too report that he lived iuna an
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