As Gibbs and Kate walked off the elevator they found Tony and McGee talking.
"What is important enough to interrupt your work?" Gibbs said, approaching the two agents.
"That's just it boss, we were talking about the results of the search," McGee explained.
"Ok…good McGee, what'd you find? Anything that can help?" Gibbs said, sitting at his desk.
"Well, everything seems pretty normal, credit cards are consistent, no peaks in spending," McGee started, "about 2 weeks before we found them in the restaurant, a new number appeared on his cell phone bill."
"Who would that be?" Gibbs asked.
"A Ms. Natalie Andrews," Tony interjected, "no direct involvement with the Secret Service, but she was working as a JAG officer's assistant."
"Good work, has anyone called into the office she worked at?" Gibbs asked, the answer became evident when neither replied right away, "do that right now, DiNozzo."
"You two," he said, pointing to Kate and McGee, "run background checks on the Cadwell family, they're very strange, and I know they're hiding something."
"I'll get right on that, Boss," McGee said, taking a seat at his desk.
"When you're done with that, look into Ms. Andrews as well, I want a detailed history of all of them, every member of the Cadwell family."
After what seemed like an eternity of research to Kate, she finally found something worth reporting. Cautiously she approached Gibbs' desk.
"Gibbs, I think I have something," she said, "the Cadwell's have a daughter, Katherine."
"I wonder why they didn't mention her…" Gibbs said, as if thinking aloud.
"She was kidnapped at the age of 16," Kate said, "went to a party, never returned home."
"Go on," Gibbs said.
"There's a common file showing up here," Kate said, "it seems that Katherine faked her kidnapping to get away from her parents, her new name is Audrey Reyes."
"What else do we know about Audrey?" Gibbs asked.
"Dropped out of high school early to join the Army, discharged after 18 months because of inappropriate behavior and drug possession," Kate said.
"What do you have for me McGee?" Gibbs asked.
"Mr. Doug Cadwell is a veteran of the Gulf War, no combat, a supervising Sergeant," McGee began, "returned home in 1995, and after that model citizen."
"And Mrs. Cadwell?" Gibbs asked.
"She has a bit of a psychiatric profile to deal with, seems she's convinced her daughter is still around and is terrified something is going to go wrong," McGee said, reading from the computer screen.
"That would explain the tension in that family today," Kate said, turning to Gibbs.
"McGee, pull up the phone records for Natalie and Audrey, see if there's any corresponding calls," Gibbs ordered.
"Gibbs, it turns out that both Audrey and Natalie have been recently contacted by a company, Worldwide Chefs, Inc." McGee said, "Which I'm guessing is a cover for some less than legal activity."
"Anything else?" Gibbs asked.
"Not on the phone records," McGee said, "Or the credit records either."
"Wow…they're hot," Tony said, hanging up the phone looking at the screen the files were displayed on.
"DiNozzo…not the time for one of your comments," Gibbs said, "McGee, do we have an address for either Natalie or Audrey?"
"Getting those now Boss," McGee said, "Ms. Natalie Andrews is at 1400 Bell Court, apartment B and Ms. Audrey Reyes is at 154 Independence Drive."
"Ok, let's move," Gibbs said opening his drawer grabbing his gun; the rest of the team following his lead.