Brian Kirchoff - Audio Book, storyteller
Description
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Cassie, Ireland, spent Sunday afternoon strolling the 16th arrondissement in Paris. She walked past a two story mansion several times, lingering to Aamer, cell phone added. As the owner, Jason Siebold, came and went. She downloaded software to her phone, enabling it to receive and transmit wireless radio signals, including the unencrypted signals from the homes alarm system so that she could identify and store the code to disarm it. The house was surrounded by a wall that came up to Kasi's chin. On one of her passes. She peeked over it, drawing the attention of two Doberman pinchers that race toward her barking lips curled back and fangs exposed, they threw themselves against the wall. Sticking their noses. Close enough to her is that she could smell what they had for breakfast. See you soon, boys, she said. Seybolt was a wealthy, expat African American. He lived in the mansion with his wife, his six year old daughter, Amelia, and a caretaker for the estate. A month ago, we put the house on the market for 12.5 million euros. Cassie had studied the photographs of the exterior and interior and a drawing of the floor plan. The realtor had posted online. There were nine rooms on the first floor, including a ballroom study in music Room plus five second floor bedrooms. On the lower level, There was 1000 bottle wine cellar, state of the Art Fitness center in cinema French doors open to the back of the house from the lower level onto a large flagstone patio where a fountain with a statue of Poseidon spouted jets of water. The grounds were landscaped with miniature oaks and shrubs manicured into the shapes of monkeys, giraffes and other zoo animals. The dogs had what the Realtor described as their own mini mansion near the back wall. Ah, 100 square foot heated and air conditioned pitched roof shelter with front and side entrances. Relying on aerial photographs of the neighborhood that she found on Google maps, Cassie scouted the route she would take to and from the house, practicing it with Google Street View feature. Her Sunday afternoon walk was a dry run