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just before 10:00 mo down her coffee ed her mobile, ahe number of a modem uplink in hawaii. after three rings, the handshakihe modem was eica sholes replied by pun a six-digit obile aing a message g instrus tramme that salander had written especially for this purpose.
in honolulu the programme came to life on an anonymous home page o was officially located at the uhe programme le. its only fun was to send instrus to start anramme in another server, whi this case erfeary ercial isp i servi hollaion ramme, in turn, was to look for the mirrored hard drive belonging to har?m and take and ramme that showed the ts of his approximately 3,000 bank ats around the world.
there was o of a. salaed that wer?m looked at the at a es each week. if he turned on his puter a particular file, everything ear to be normal. the programme showed small ges, which were to be expected, based on normal flus i duri six months. if duriy-eight hours wer?m should go in and ask to have the funds paid out or moved from the at, the programme would dutifully report that it had been dohe ge would have oly on the mirrored hard drive in holland.
moobile the moment she heard four short tones ing that the programme had started.
she left the zimmertal hotel ao bank hauser general, across the street, where she had made an appoihe general ma 10:00. she was there three minutes ahead of schedule, ahe waiting time posing in front of the surveillance camera, which took her picture as she walked i with offices for discreet private sultations.
“i ah a ransas,” she said in lish. when she opened her briefcase, she let drop a peal hotel, and herr olitely retrieved it fave him an arch smile and wrote an aber ohe desk in front of her.
herr igeohe spoiled daughter, or possibly mistress, of some bigshot.
“there are a number of ats at the bank of kroehe islands. automatisfer e by sequential g codes,” she said.
“fr?uleiurally you have all the required g codes?” he asked.
“aber natürlich,” she replied with such a heavy at that it was obvious she had only school-level german.
she started reg several series of sixteen-digit h to any papers. herr waghat it was going to be a l, but for a 4 perissioions, he ared to skip lund he was goio revise his pigeonhole for fr?ulein sholes.
she did not leave bank hauser geil just past noon, slightly later than planned, and she walked baertal. she put i the front desk before she went up to her room and took off the clothes she had bought. she kept os but replaced the page-boy wig with irene nesser’s shth blonde hair. she put on more familiar clothes: boots with stiletto heels, black trousers, a simple shirt, and a nice black leather jaaluo. she studied herself in the mirror. by a she was no longer an heiress. before irehe room, she sh a number of bonds, which she plaside a thin portfolio.
at 1:05, a few minutes behind schedule, she went into bank dorffmann, about seventy yards away from bank hauser general. irene nesser had made an appoi ih a herr hasselmann. she apol late. she spoke impeccable german with a nia.
“ all, fr?ulein,” herr hasselmann said. “how i be of service?”
“i would like to open an at. i have a number of private bonds that i’d like to vert.”
irene nesser placed her portfolio on the desk in front of him.
herr hasselmahe ts, hastily at first, and then more slowly. he raised an eyebrow aely.
she opened five s, which she could access via the i and ned by aly anonymous post-offipany in gibraltar. a broker had set them up for her for 50,000 kronor of the money she had borrowed from blomkvist. she fifty of the bonds a
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