Liberia, Aug. 28 -- Part One of this series traced how a June airport seizure grew into the largest drug investigation in Liberia's history, implicating former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor and a five-man European trafficking network. Part Two examines what has happened since: a formal, detailed writ against Taylor produced in just six days, while two Roberts International Airport officials named in the same investigation since June remain uncharged; a Justice Ministry now fending off separate allegations involving the Attorney General's own vehicle; an Inspector General publicly defended by President Boakai himself, even as questions about his own force's conduct go unanswered; and a warning, drawn directly from Liberia's own prosec...