48 Hours on Blue Bayou Pt. 16: Albert

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The Captain was again in shorts, handcuffs and leg shackles. He had made his case as best he could, he knew, and he had no alternative but to trust his current Owner to make a good deal for him.

When the troopship arrived, the pace, relaxed during the daytime preparations and training, picked up. The coffle of merchandise was paraded before the leader of the buying group and cursory questions were asked and answered. None of Albert's crew interfered; it was important for this buyer to satisfy himself that the merchandise was worth the price.

Evidently, it was. The buyer came to Albert's position and offered his hand. The two men shook hands and the deal was done. Then, Albert made the case for the Captain.

At first, the buyer was uninterested. An older man wasn't going to last long where this merchandise was heading. But, Albert showed him the smuggler's storeroom, with the drugs and the counterfeit medications still boxed and tagged. When the buyer's avarice angel made him smile just a bit, Albert knew this deal was also done. He passed the Captain's and the ship's papers over and there was another handshake.

With the merchandise transferred, the buyer's crew set about makingBlue Bayouready for tow. Two crewmen were assigned to stay with her to help with steering and control. A towed ship builds up considerable momentum and doesn't slow down quickly. A towline about one hundred feet long was passed over the troopship transom and guided through theBlue Bayou'sbow fairlead and attached to a strongpoint with a couple of turns and a half hitch. It would be easy to disengage in an emergency. Personal flotation devices and radios were passed to the pair. With a final wave, the troopship slowly moved ahead, paying out the towline carefully. At last, the yacht swung around and started its journey.

Aboard Albert's ship, there were smiles all around. Their prey had been taken, the units of merchandise had all been sold, and the ship itself was, in effect, gone. The team could relax until the next operation, probably in two months, and definitely in another of the world's oceans.

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Dr_James_Davies_DFDr_James_Davies_DF10 months ago

Behind the balance sheet

On the balance sheet, they are "units." Albert breaks away from a slaver organization with the quasi social service purpose of linking poor children with new parents. The overhead had become too great. They had resolved the problem of loses per unit by volume.

Albert takes the concept of utilizing the isolation of an off shore island to create an enterprise dealing in a new product, young women. Creating a new business plan with specific protocols Albert divides the business into Acquisitions, Training, Distribution and sales. Identifying the desired unit requires elimination of certain types, divorcees with children, women from large families, people likely to be missed.

There are specific procedures for dealing with slaves taken from cruise ships. To obtain compliance, women are held naked, men in undershorts. Female crew members are not enslaved.

Slavery is a business. The objective is to maximize profits and discourage resistance. The bottom line must govern.

Dr_James_Davies_DFDr_James_Davies_DF10 months ago

The Foundations of a slave empire

Slavery is Albert's business. He knows how to locate and harvest prospective subjects. His product is mostly female, but there re some males taken. His prey is sexually active and daring.

He avoids female sailors, too tough, members of large families, someone might come looking, and married women.

He knows how to manage the captives: women are kept naked; men are allowed underpants.

The thought that went into the protocols reveal the seriousness with which Albert pursues his art. Like a good businessman, the bottom line is profit. Abuse of captives is limited to that necessary to encourage compliance.

thomas_deanthomas_dean10 months ago

The Genius Behind the Slave Empire

Meet Albert. He's a slaver. His enterprise is built on taking vulnerable females and reselling them. His agents use the means created by the information age to hack their way into medical records to target their "units." They hijack cruise ships. Kidnap women at interviews. Sometimes, there's a bonus is the girl comes with a friend.

What would happen if the girl showed up at the interview with her mother? Would he take both? Albert does not report any interest in selling household slaves or companions.

Certainly this is an interesting story.

AnonymousAnonymousalmost 8 years ago
Well done!

It is good to know Albert story

AnonymousAnonymousabout 8 years ago
Boring

Really boring.

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