Jessica Lankester is furious. She's so angry she can barely get her story out fast enough as she pulls court documents from her bag and spreads them on the table. One letter from her lawyer reads like something from the pages of Joseph Heller's famous satire "Catch 22":
"Dear Ms. Lankester,
1. Japanese police refrain from being involved in civil disputes, therefore visiting the police will not work.
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