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Clay had Stringer meet the “commissioner” who, if paid, would expedite important building permits and federal grants, in the lobby of the federal building (outside the metal detectors). It took attorney Maury Levy about a minute to see through it and confirm Stringer had been “rainmade” (cash transactions, one-time meetings in the lobby instead of the office, admonitions to wait and be patient, etc.)

Stringer’s plans to kill Levy were stopped short by Avon; hopefully Dreier will be less lucky when it comes to the investigation by the State Bar and the Mounties.