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ATTENTION !!!!! Before we get going here, several notes. The following is a sex story. A stroke story. A porno story. The content is unsuitable for youngsters and some adults may find it objectionable. I've ensured my material is properly coded and registered. Adults, who have custodial responsibility for young minds, must ensure this smut doesn't fall into their children's hands. To charge the government with that responsibility. Wow ! Don't get me started. All my stories are total fantasy. They are fiction, made up. MSU (made shit up). I started this effort in several forms before deciding on "The Chronicles" for a direction. Yes ! Willy is back ! Willy, Erin, Amanda and Micky Rincon sail to Mazatlan with the "Yachtsman" and Jill Olson. It isn't exactly a vacation ! And while the plot and subplots of the following tale stem from the author's fertile imagination...The characters...Well, the characters are also total fantasy. They don't exist, never have and never will. Any public figures mentioned are for background and time line purposes only. Remember now...Sex should be fun ! As always e-mail your comments to the usual. The Chronicles of Willy Tamarack Captured In Mazatlan (no sex) by Willy Tamarack With thanks to the founding fathers and the U.S. Constitution Chapter Eighty-two Snake Edwards was sweating. His contact with the government was always through lawyers, except when he was in the Nevada guard. This guy sounded an awful lot like a spook and that fucking Tamarack was a spook. "Mister Hamilton, could you be more specific as to the type of difficulties I may be facing ?" "Certainly, Mister Carnelli." Lance stated. Snake started shaking at the mention of "Carnelli." "Your close friend, Mister Santiago, is selling hundreds of pounds of Mister Tamarack's weed on the `Strip.' Plus, is it just coincidence his girl friend works for the T.V. station that broke all that exclusive assasination news a while back ? And how about those federal agents who were wined and dined the night before the assasinations...Carlos have anything to do with that ? Your other old friend, Mister Swartz, is still laundering your weed money through some of the same accounts you were using years ago. These facts have not escaped detection by both Uncle Sam and the Mexican drug cartels." Lance paused for several seconds before continuing. "The cartel in Culican is convinced Mister Tamarack was responsible for those assasinations back in January which makes you sure look like an accomplice, Mister Carnelli. And Micky Rincon ! Snake, he's a fucking sniper !" Lance paused again for a couple of seconds. "I'm sure I could prevent those two climatic forces from crashing down around you out at Lake Las Vegas." "And all I have to do is tell you where Tamarack hangs out ? Uncle Sam can't find that out on his own ?" Snake countered. "Yea, I'm sure I could eventually find him but it'd be expensive so I thought I'd save Uncle Sam some coin. And it's always usefull to have some friends with juice in 'Vegas. I thought maybe this would start a working relationship between the two of us. Am I wasting my time here, Mister Carnelli ?" Snake let the silence grow, finally. "He lives and grows off the north lake shore road right here at Lake Las Vegas. It's one of the only places on that end of the lake. You shouldn't have trouble finding it." "Thanks, Snake. You'll be hearing from me when your troubles are over." Lance broke the connection. Now he had to get Tamarack to Mazatlan, some how ? ***** "Lance will want me to go to Mexico. I'm sure the meet and greet will be in Mazatlan." I told the girls. The Villa was blacked out and we had all the sensors turned on. Both AKs were within arm's reach. "So how do I get down there ?" "Why go at all!? Tell this surfer dude to fuck off, Willy." Amanda offered. "Can't do that. I owe this guy. He's probably getting lots of heat from the DEA. We're moving lots of weight through the hotels and while no one can prove it's me. They know. The Mexicans know. So I'm sure I've become an embarassment." Erin put a lighter to a bowl and took a drag. Amanda was drinking a coke. Erin spoke. "We sail. Work it through Yachtsman. Bring Micky. Work it so Lance doesn't feel we fucked him but slip away at the last moment. Before they cut off your head, Willy." I looked over at Erin. "Nice thought, wife of mine." She held out the bowl. I took a hit. Amanda took the next drag. "And we don't tell Snake or Carlos shit !" Erin exclaimed. I smiled. That wife of mine was a smart woman. "Think Micky and Yachtsman can be talked into it ?" She continued. "Yea. They're players, Mrs. Tamarack." I blew a pot ring toward the ceiling. ***** Snake called Casey as soon as he got off the phone with Lance Hamilton. "Shut it down immediately, Casey. Face to face only. Tamarack is poison. Get the word to Carlos." Snake hung up and wandered over to the big bay window that overlooked the pool and the lake. He could just make out Tamarack's place. "Well, that's what you get for playing with fire, Mister Tamarack. But god damn you sure do grow superior weed." Snake thought. He wandered over to his computer and found that Casey had already shut down the system. That ought to merit a call from Carlos. Snake poured a double Jack on the rocks and waited for Carlos to call. ***** "We need to send email to Perry." Erin was transcribing. Amanda was smoking weed. I was talking. "I need to call Micky and get Yachtsman on board. Amanda, you're coming with us. We'll leave the weed on automatic." "You sure, Willy ?" Amanda was concerned. "And what about the Carlinos ?" Erin asked. "They're on their own. We need to get out of here tonight so let's start packing. I'll call Micky and get the ball rolling." The three of us broke up and started preparing for evacuation. Two hours later we left the Villa, headed for Newport Beach after exchanging twenty-five pounds of weed for a suitcase full of cash at Dudley's place. Amanda was driving and we were halfway to state line before Erin climbed into the front seat. She started using her phone to email Perry. The twenty-five pounds we left with Dudley was for Perry. Micky was on board and was sure he could convince Yachtsman and Jill to join the caper. He'd ensured me we could stay at Ashley's until we left for Mazatlan. Micky called as we left the In&Out in Barstow and informed us that Yachtsman would have the "Viper" provisioned for six by tomorrow afternoon. And the three amigos were not in the loop at all ! ***** The blacked out helicopter came in from the east...From the direction of Lake Mead. All of the occupants were wearing night vision goggles. Six of them rapelled to the ground and followed the shore until approaching the building from the beach. Three of them headed to the west and the earthen ramp that led to the building. They soon disappeard from sight. The three, who remained, climbed to the sod covered roof and set up look outs on the porch. The sliding glass doors were locked tight and blacked out. There was a whistle from the front. Just moments later the three appeared, trotting down the ramp toward the beach. The six joined up and headed for the pick up area, the vacant lot to the east of the target. The helicopter was almost silent as it descended into the vacant lot. After the six boarded, the black helicopter lifted off and flew back over the lake before turning to the east and the darkness of Lake Mead. They had spent but ten minutes surveiling the hide out of Willy Tamarack. The team leader was on the SAT phone as they climbed out to the east. Passing through five thousand their lights came on bright and flashing. "The place was empty. Looked like they left in a hurry. Some dirty dishes and laundry upstairs. But there's plenty of weed down stairs so they'll be back. No sign of other watchers outside but a lot of sensors littered around the approaches to the building. They're definitely prepared and could hold out for a while if they've got lots of ammo." The team leader listened for several moments before signing off and closing the SAT link. ***** Lance Hamilton leaned back in his chair and glanced toward the ceiling. Where was Tamarack ? Could he have gotten wind that the game was up !? Lance had read the reports about his supposed ability to foresee danger lurking in the future. And Lance was surprised how easily Snake gave him up. Their network was shut down just moments after he talked to Mister Carnelli. His phone rang. Lance looked at it before pressing talk. It was Tamarack. "Yo ! Lance. Willy here. On my way to Mazatlan. I imagine you have a number for the SAT phone that Culican uses ?" Lance laughed into the phone. "You would have made a good spook, Tamarack." Lance said. I noticed it was "Tamarack" now, not "Willy." "Too much bullshit, Lance. Just like the air force. And I'll need to know where to meet you down there." Lance went on to give me a phone number and instructions to meet him in the El Cid marina bar. We'd go to the meet together. All Lance wanted was an introduction. He asked several times how I was getting into Mexico but I told him that was my problem. After terminating the call Lance figured Tamarack was in Newport Beach and would be using that casino captain's boat. The one that brought down all the weed from British Columbia several years ago. Lance Hamilton was sure Willy Tamarack smelled a rat but there was little Tamarack could do about it. He owed Uncle Sam and Uncle Sam was now collecting. That Lance could use Tamarack to settle so many scores and cement relations in different spheres of influence was just a bonus. He picked up his SAT phone and called Culican. They would be very happy to hear that Tamarack was on his way to them. Chapter Eighty-three Yachtsman was at the helm of the "Viper" as it sliced through the ocean at a good eight, ten knots. Micky Rincon and I were topside with him. The girls were below deck fixing breakfast in the galley. Jill, Erin and Amanda. All of us were smoking weed. We'd just cleared twelve miles and were in international waters. We'd sailed just after zero two hundred hours the morning after we arrived in Newport Beach. Yachtsman was excited. Getting Tamarack in and out of Mazatlan undected was going to be a challenge even though Tamarack brought several toys that were quite shophisticated and a fucking armory of weapons. They would all have to start familarizing and practicing tomorrow. I moved forward and inspected one of the wave runners tied up on the forward deck. That Yachtsman and Jill agreed without demanding a large amount of cash surprised me. I expected Micky to volunteer. He was an adrenelin junky. I know they all considered it an adventure. I was glad they did. I did too but there were some darkening clouds on the horizon. I wasn't stupid enough not to realize that I was near the end of my rope. Having the U.S. Government and the drug cartels after you is not conducive to a long life. I watched the water rush by both sides of the boat as the sun started to lighten up the eastern sky. Erin came forward and we started to plan some surprises for our advesaries. We all took eight hour shifts and a couple manned the helm at all times. ***** Lance Hamilton was in Newport Beach, waiting for Snake Edwards, aka Eddie Carnelli, to answer his phone. The yacht "Viper" was not in it's slip and the Newport Harbor master had no record of the yacht leaving. That was not unusual in the least but was a red flag to Lance. "Mister Hamilton, my troubles are over all ready !?" Snake actually sounded surprised but relieved. "Not quite, Snake. Have you heard from Mike Minter lately ? Is it possible he could be taking Tamarack to Mexico on his yacht ?" Snake was thinking Mister Hamilton was having an awfully hard time pinning Tamarack down. "Haven't heard from Mike in a long while but yes, Mister Hamilton, that's quite possible. So I must inform you that Mister Minter is an excellent boat captain." "That doesn't surprise me. Tamarack deals only with professionals, Snake. Consider yourself one of the priviledged." Lance dropped the connection and called Culican. ***** Snake debated several hours before calling the "Viper." The first connection was rejected by reciever. Snake checked the number before trying a second connection. Jill Olson keyed in the reciever and heard Snake's voice quite clearly. "Mike, that you ?" "No, Snake, he's down for eight. I could have him call you when he's back at the helm. What's this about ?" "Where are you headed ? Heard it might be Mexico." Snake inquired. "Nah...Up off the Channel Islands with some surfer dudes. Good north swell hitting the area and it rocks, Snake." "Tora Tora Tora." Snake said before closing the connection. ***** Yachtsman went topside. Jill was with him. I was at the helm and we were making some very good lines in moderate wind with moderate chop. The sun was shinng brightly and the further south we went the warmer it got. I was wearing just trunks. They sat. We smoked weed and drank Jack for a while, talking about the weather. Erin came up with some snacks. Micky and Amanda were sleeping. We were still several days away from Mazatlan. "Snake called." Mike changed the subject. "I had Jill answer and tell him I was sleeping. Told him we were up by the Channel Islands on a surfin' surfari." Jill handed him the pipe. After taking a drag, Yachtsman continued. "He thought we might be headed for Mexico. So someone has talked to him. Unusual to say the least that he would use `Tora Tora Tora.' That was a code for `we're in deep shit' when we were running weed." "That makes sense to me, Mike." I said. "This is all a government operation. I'm surprised that Snake called you at all." I took another hit off the pipe. "Lucky we didn't trust Snake on this, Willy. Where'd he get the Mexico destination but from Lance." Erin stated. "You can drop us off in Mazatlan, Mike, and we'll get out of your hair. You three can take off for where ever." I told Yachtsman. "Fuck that, Willy. I'm not doing anything illegal. Neither are you. We're not transporting, except for personal use. And I'm having a hell of a time sailing with my friend, Willy Tamarack. What do you say, Jill. You on borad here ?" Jill Olson had noticed the change in Yachtsman's demeanor two days ago, the moment he got off the phone with Micky Rincon. The light in his eyes was back. Yachtsman was like he was the summer they trained for their final weed run, comitted. He was excited again and after provisioning the yacht for the trip, fucked the shit out of her before Tamarack and his crew showed up. Jill knew it had to do with that caper Tamarack pulled in 'Vegas, the assasinations. Mike Minter was jealous he was no longer in the game. "Sure, why not. A little excitement might get me laid more often." She looked over at Mike Minter and winked. The four of them remained topside and talked over some options. Yachtsman spent a lot of time exploring the internet for maps of the coast around Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico..... .....The Viper was moving slowly on her electric motors. Yachtsman was at the helm. I was standing next to him. Micky was with us. It was early, before zero five hundred hours. "Do you believe this, Willy ? It's fucking overcast !" Yachtsman exclaimed. The ceiling looked to be but a hundred feet or so above the ocean. The top of Deer Island was obscured but you could see the mainland off in the distance. Visibility was at least seven or eight miles. The "Viper" was about three or four miles off shore. The hotels were easy to pick out. "Let's do it, Jill." I called to the ladies, who were congregating around the wave runners. Jill waved to me as I headed forward. Micky and I maneuvered the crane above the wave runner and lifted it and Jill over the side and into the water. I was already wearing the harness and backpack so started hooking myself to the parachute canopy. When I was secure I raised my arm. Micky was holding one side of the canopy and Erin was on the other side. Jill was starting to accelerate away from the "Viper" and the rope was rapidly running off the deck. I started running and was yanked into the air and headed for a rondeveau with the CIA and the drug cartels. The parachute, with me hanging below it, rose rapidly and I was soon skimming the clouds. I could no longer see the hotels or the wave runner but I could hear it out in front of me as we made our way to the beach. Jill had the throttle wide open and was riding the machine as it slapped it's way toward the beach, heading across open ocean. From her vantage point she could just see the hotel tops. She looked up behind her and could just see where the cable disappeared into the clouds. The small boat was sea anchored about a hundred yards off shore, well beyond the surf. The man in the small boat had two ten liter plastic containers of petrol sitting in the bow. He heard the wave runner before he saw it. The para-sailer was hidden by the clouds even when the wave runner came into sight. Jill turned the wave runner to the north to parellel the coast. She powered back and watched Willy become visible as he descended out of the clouds. He was steering toward the beach. Jill gave the throttle a twist and the wave runner shot forward, slowing Willy's descent. He was going to make the beach, no sweat. I knew I had the beach made and just let the para-sail set me down on the sand. I immediately unhooked the harness from the tow line. It moved away from me toward the ocean. I raised my arm and Jill accelerated toward the small boat. I gathered up the para-sail and headed off for the entrance to The Inn which was about a quarter mile away. I looked around and saw there were not many around at this early hour. Anyway, no one was paying any particular attention to me although I'd just para-sailed on to the beach at zero five-thirty. Chapter Eighty-four After climbing the stairs to The Inn, I shot the shit with the guard for a few moments. We went back many years. I eventually ended up in the restroom. I ditched the para-sail in the employee locker room off the restroom and dressed in a pair of slacks with a collared shirt. No tie but a nice blue blazer to go with the tan slacks and blue dress shirt. A pair of blue tennies and a baseball cap finished off my attire. I walked into the resturant at six and ordered a large breakfast, eggs, bacon, toast, the works. I established communications with the "Viper" and Jill, who was tied up to the small boat sea anchored about a hundred yards off shore in front of the Inn. "Malibu's checking in. Having breakfast at The Inn." I spoke into my phone. "The Viper's on." Yatchman answered. "Wave runner's on." Jill answered. "We're tracking you with a strong signal, Malibu." Erin answered. I finished my breakfast and went upstairs where I'd reserved a room. I slept for a couple of hours before descending to the lobby at noon. I flagged a jeepne out in front of the hotel and told him to take me to the El Cid Marina. Lance told me to meet him in the yacht club bar at one. The trip took only ten minutes or so and I spent the rest of the time casing the joint. Walking around the area looking for escape routes. When I left The Inn I called Jill and asked her to reposition to the yacht marina. I watched her ride the wave runner into the marina about fifteen minutes after I arrived. The yacht club had a good lunch time crowd when I wandered in. Lots of tourists and well dressed Mexicans. The dinning room was off to the left as I entered so I wandered through it before heading for the bar. There were few exits that I could find. I bellied up to the bar and ordered a Jack Daniels on the rocks. It was twelve fifty-seven. I was turning around to scan the tables when they started entering the bar. Federales. And they were here for me, no doubt in my mind. I casualy turned back to face the bar and sipped my drink. Moments later I felt the hand on my shoulder. "Senor Tamarack, please come with me. I am to escort you to the meeting." I turned. The Captain had a "got you now, asshole" smile on his face and there was no doubt in my mind that I wasn't going to any meeting. His troops were spread out among the bar tables. All the civilians were moving out of the bar and the fields of fire. The soldiers had automatic weapons pointing in my general direction wearing those masks which hid most of their faces. "Certainly, Captain. Could I use the rest room before we leave ? You know how old men are..." "Where we are taking you has a bathroom. It is only a few minutes away. Please make no trouble. Some would like to see you treated roughly." I put my drink down after draining it and walked past the Captain toward the entrance of the bar, through the lobby and out into the parking area. There were lots of Federales. Two truck loads of them. Two young soldiers frisked me and then shoved me into the backseat of a limo like vehicle. I sprawled on to the floor and was getting to my knees when I was clubbed over the head with something very hard. ***** Erin was the first to notice that Willy was moving. The others gathered around the laptop and watched as the flashing, red dot started moving away from the El Cid Marina. At that moment there was no doubt Erin Tamarack took command. And it didn't appear anyone would challenge her. She called Jill. "Wave runner, status." "Seven-eights full. Shut down at the yacht marina." "Top off while you're waiting, wave runner." "Roger, be off line a while." Erin was still watching the red dot blinking it's way north away from the yacht marina. It appeared to stop and started moving west toward the ocean. Then it stopped moving altogether. Erin studied the map overlay. She studied the angles from the north tip of Deer island. "Yachtsman, can you move the Viper to this point..." She was pointing to an area just west of the island. "...And can we anchor there until tonight without attracting a lot of attention ?" "Sure, no problem. I'll pull the anchor, Jill. Prepare to sail, dear." Yachtsman was up and disappeared topside. Jill jumped to her feet and headed topside. Mickey Rincon started to follow her, along with Amanda. "Micky, Amanda, get the weapons out and man battle stations." Erin commanded. Mickey looked back at her, like she was crazy, before Amanda rushed by him and headed for the armory and the heavy weapons. Amanda liked firing them and they brought enough amunition to hold off a small army. She'd been practicing every day. "You really think..." Micky started. Erin cut him off. "Willy is out there...My best friend. You've seen how we operate, Micky. You expected this to happen. Don't tell me you didn't. You're as excited as Amanda and I am about getting to kick some more ass. Get prepared, Micky." Micky Rincon took the stairs two at a time and found that Mike Minter and Jill already had the yacht moving. Amanda, an AK slung over her shoulder, was yanking a box of amunition forward to her position. ***** I had a hell of a bump on the back of my head but not much of a headache. Oh ! It hurt, no shit hurt and there was some blood on my hand after I felt the bump. I rolled over on to my back. I was on a twin bed. There was another one about three feet to my right. Light was coming through windows above the bed. I sat up and the pain came like a sledge hammer. I flopped back down on to the bed but the pain persisted, coming in strong waves. I willed it away, finally struggling to a sitting position. I patted my jacket down and found that they didn't take my cell phone. It was three-thirty. I slowly rolled to the edge of the bed and slid to the floor. The pain was managable. I rose to my feet and went to the door. It was locked. There was a key hole. I squatted down after listening for a few moments. There was a key blocking the view. But no sound of movement outside the door. I rose, walked to the window and looked out. I was in a villa or something like it, right on the beach north of Mazatlan, I was sure. I'd been out here many times in years past. It used to be almost uninhabited. That had all changed as Mazatlan grew as a tourist resort. Lots of villas and multi-storied condos dotted the beach north of Mazatlan in 2010. I watched four to five foot waves breaking on the sand beach no more than a hundred yards away. I looked around for some guards but found none. I pulled out the phone and dialed. Erin picked up on the second ring. "You okay !?" She asked. "Headache but fine. Got my position ? Think I'm north of Mazatlan, on the beach." I answered. "Roger that. We're anchored three miles west of the north tip of Deer Island. Jill's still at the marina, topped off and ready to go. What's the plan ?" "Bring the wave runner up, Jill. I've spent enough time in the Lion's den." "Wave runner is moving." Jill reported. "As soon as I have sight of the wave runner, I'm making a break for it. Bring the yacht toward shore when I make a break for it. I'll call you when I go out the window." I broke the connection and stripped the bed of it's sheets. ***** Lance Hamilton was in the front seat of the military vehicle. There were twelve heavily armed Federales sitting in the back. He had his phone to his ear, waiting for the Captain to pick up. They were but ten minutes from where the Federales had Willy Tamarack stashed. Lance had been out to Culican since early this morning negotiating and coordinating the final details. He wanted to have a few words with Tamarack before the military turned him over to the...Well, the people who wanted him. It was either this or jail. Tamarack would understand. The Captain's phone was still ringing. Lance hung up. The Federales had called Culican with a report right after they snatched Tamarack. Lance was surprised they took him so easily. He'd heard so many stories about his miracle escapes from several different agencies. He was sure now that most of them were bullshit. The truck was approaching the compound. A real drug den, it was. Poetic justice, Lance thought. The sun had set just a few minutes ago but the soldiers were still playing soccer on the tennis courts. The Captain was no where to be seen. Lance exited the truck before it stopped and trotted toward the estancia. The Captain was sitting in the living room, watching some Mexican soap opera on a flat screen. "Where is he ?" Lance demanded. "Upstairs. He's still out. Don't worry, he's an old man. He's not going anywhere. I have a guard at the door." The Captain replied without taking his eyes off the flat screen on the wall. Lance headed for the stairs and took them two at a time. 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