Angelica
I know this is coming a bit delayed, but it sort of slipped my mind till today when I did my journals. Angelica is definitely looking into anything she can regarding these charity groups, especially rEEntry, talking to her lawyer contact to see what can be done for that girl and her sister. She'll also be talking to her friend in a major gang to see if they know anything about rEEntry and its practices. She'd also talk to her business contact to see what he can tell her about how these charities are supporting themselves without government funding.
Again, sorry bout the delay!
Okay! Absent specifics about the lawyer and the business contact (like, what do they do, with whom), neither will be much help. The business guy says that if they are charities they are clearly getting donations from people but private charities are not required to reveal their donors to the public. He does note, however, that Xavier Pharmaceuticals is a pretty big supporter of The Healing Place and he thinks that The Healing Place has had some public funding, at least in the form of tax breaks to date. He's not sure, but he's seen that in the newspapers.
The lawyer: says that the mother would likely be in big trouble for leaving a 14 year old to watch out for a five year old. Is Angelica interested in getting them into foster care? That's where they should be. Or is she more concerned about their lack of access? The question there would be whether or not the mother wanted to see them and Angelica... just does not know.
The gang member, though. (Does this guy have a name? That would be helpful.) The gang member scoffs about the whole program. Says they get them all up in suits but nothing's changed about any of them. Fuck, he heard that Garrison and Gilchrist bought a bunch of untraceable semi-automatics off'a Gilchrist's old crew, the 41st Street Locos, just a few weeks ago. Garrison, shit. He's still got a taste for underage prostitutes, too.
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