Section Twenty-Nine

A woman at the BBC office received a phone call from a man who claimed he had a headline story for her. He refused to tell her any information other that there was a threat to conclave. He asked for one of the reporters personal phone number, and she knew she was not entitled to give out that information, but after careful consideration, she looked up a number for him. She had found the reporter who was already at the Vatican for them, and she gave the man on the phone his number.