*Goes into detective mode* Context clues. He knows her location before she knows her location. A tracker? Don't think so. A spy? Could be. Syndicates have people on the inside all the time. Times of potential retrieval: On the way to the house, in the vehicle. Marnie? Yes, I agree with the assessment it could have been her. If she took the gun, he wouldn't have any reason to do anything negative to her. She'd be saving Jonesy from making a stupid mistake.
How much does he know? When did he know it? Perhaps a bug planted? House surveilled, quite a simple tactic, tracking throughout the locations that she's going with a pinging device. Heck, maybe she even has a GPS chip in her somehow. We don't know what Straxus did to her after she slept.
Evidence is there that he really does love her, which would be why Marnie taking the gun would be saving Joneys from the wrath of someone who has enough influence that when you are "The boss's girl", you get served for free. That's a red flag. She probably picked it up. Then her active cases. If he knows about what's going on with her cases, she's not leaking information, because he already knows the information. Legally, I don't know how that stands because I think it's the act of relaying the information that makes the difference in court for prosecution.
So, he'd know that she'd always keep protection on her as well, if he's been tracking her ever since he met her, and that pattren still continued. Plenty of opportunity to switch out the gun, via one of the robits, or other means.
*Goes into detective mode* Context clues. He knows her location before she knows her location. A tra
The most dreadful thing that I would ever see in the next page are the words, "I know." They hold so much meaning, but you can easily terrify someone into doing something irrational if you say those words, and they already have suspicions and doubts in their own head.
The most dreadful thing that I would ever see in the next page are the words, "I know." They hold so
