In the information overload of 2140 you'd expect it to be easy to track somebody down wouldn't you? Well trust me, it's one hell of a hassle if the person drops off the radar. It's easy to do, with enough money or connections you can get a personalised security deamon written for you, or a top wiredrunner and all those 1's and 0's that is your only marker in this world of billions of people can disappear. Marie Pryce works for InfoCorp, they handle all the transactions of personal information for the Governments, an outsource farm handling the tax returns, social security and health schemes of most of the developed world's population. In order to take yourself off the radar, you've got to know how to crack InfoCorp. Or know somebody on the inside. Recently Marie Pryce, a twenty-four year old administration clerk for InfoCorp's London office disappeared, both virtually and physically. Seemed that InfoCorp internal security had suspicions about her, seemed she had a habit of deleting people from the databases. Odd thing is that Marie Pryce is still being hunted, InfoCorp haven't found her. Seems she replaced her record with that of InfoCorp's top CFO, the Corporate Investigation Bureau got a shock when they kick the door down to one of hte richest executives in the world. Bet they didn't see that one coming, or read the file properly. Until late friends Eldin Cale