Head over to the motor inn's lobby, but remain incognito. Could it be that Jeannie May Crawford is the one responsible for Boone's wife's disappearance? According to him, evidence can be found in the town's motor inn, the Dino Dee-lite. You can speak to anyone you want, but it's when you speak to the nutcase No-bark Noonan that you'll stumble upon some interesting information. He'll recommend that you go speak with some people in town to find out more information, and will hand over Boone's Beret, which you will need a little later. He wants to know who is responsible for sending his wife off with slavers, and he wants to be the one who delivers the killing blow to the culprit. There seem to be some people who could be guilty of the crime (such as Boone himself, or even Manny), but Boone says otherwise. As Manny (and perhaps others) already alerted you to, Boone's wife disappeared one day. That's okay, though, because this man has lost a lot. When you visit Boone at night, you'll find that he's a bit standoffish. This isn't the guy you're looking for, but he'll hand over a note called Nighttime Sniper that will alert you to the fact that there's someone else you should talk to.

During the daytime, you'll find a man named Manny. If you climb the dinosaur and work your way to its mouth, you'll find one of two snipers stationed there. As you probably know, Novac is best-known for the ridiculous dinosaur statue on its periphery (affectionately known as Dinky).

To undertake this side quest, you'll have to go to Novac. There are multiple ways you can complete it, but here, we're going to cover the quickest and most neutral way through, so that it can benefit the most amount of players. Boone's Beret, Bill of Sale, 1st Recon Beret, 100 Bottle Caps.

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