Wine and Gun

McCard would obviously never let it go if he encountered a suspect being investigated by a Westland pianist.

Albarino narrowed his eyes slowly, staring at McCard on stage.

Then, they all heard McCard say slowly, "I think we should trust the judgement of the Forensic Medical Service. These six cases were committed by the same gang."

There were some suspicious whispers in the crowd. After all, these cases had only two things in common: the deceased were children, and they were all thrown into the river after they died. In fact, the security of Westland is really worrying. That river is really a good choice for all kinds of gangsters to throw corpses. Every year, they don't know how many corpses with gun holes in their heads are fished out of the river.

Sitting in the corner, Bates, who was present on behalf of the Evidence Laboratory, couldn't help raising his hand: "Agent McCard, based on the available evidence, is it too hasty to judge that this is a series of crimes? If the judgment is wrong, the investigation will direction--"

"I think it's valuable to refer to Dr. Bucks' judgment in this case," McCard said slowly with a slight smile, "after all, we all know that although he is a forensic doctor, he has the instinct of a murderer. "

Hunter watched curiously as the well-known gang lawyer sat down across from him with a classic indifference. In fact, it can't be said to be Hunter's gossip, but he has always been curious about why Bacchus chose such a person as his partner. He felt that they were two people with completely different personalities.

In the past few days, there has been no news from Albarino. Albarino didn't receive any receipts for his last exploration of Sequoia Manor. After he returned to the car, he regretfully told Hunter that he had entered Slade's The office, but the office also doesn't have anything resembling a roster of people.

"There must be cash exchanges between him and the members," Albarino complained at the time, "How are those income and expenditures recorded? It's impossible to memorize them by brain alone, right?"

——But no matter how unwilling Albarino was, this investigation ended like this. Because Albarino disturbed the dogs when he left, Hunter was worried that he would catch up with the other party's strict inspection when he returned to the manor again. In addition, his legs were really not up to the job of a cleaner, so he resigned. . Albarino said he would try to find clues in other ways, but no new information came.

In this way, Hunter's side suddenly became idle for a while, and because of the previous killing of the butcher, he took a bonus from the police station, so he didn't worry about food and drink for the time being, which is why he had the time to respond to Hess Tal's approx.

"So," he asked, sitting comfortably in the booth, "what's your business with me?"

"I have a... case-related question that I would like to consult with you. It can be seen from the last case of killing the butcher that you are very familiar with the city of Westland." I don't know what Herstal was hesitating about. He seemed hesitant anyway.

Hunter put on an air of listening intent, while Herstal began his narration.

In his account, he describes a crime that took place at Sequoia Manor, and information from a clever and brave child behind bars that might even give him and other children like him Rescue from hell - it's no exaggeration to say that most people who hear such a story will marvel at Midalen's wit and bravery.

But Hunter didn't.

Actually, what Hunter was thinking right now was: So you're actually investigating the same case as Albarino Bacchus? ? ?

Albarino said to him, "Should I? Check this case with a lawyer who specializes in defending criminals? Maybe some members of the Sequoia Manor are still his clients." This kind of nonsense is still vivid in the scene. Eyes! Why did Hestal Armalite himself start investigating the case of Sequoia Manor in the blink of an eye?

The most important thing is that since the two of them have the same goal, why don't they act together, but both come to Hunter mysteriously?

Hunter suddenly felt that this matter must not be as simple as Albarino said. The other party swears that he is investigating this case only for those innocent children, but Herstal can't be for innocent children, right? Looking at his face, Hunter couldn't even associate the word "child" with him. A person like Armalette must have grown up to this age from birth. He probably didn't have childhood at all.

But now, with that cold and mean face, Herstal pushed forward the notebook with the route provided by Midalen in his hand, and said, "Excuse me."

Hunter dragged the book over, but at this moment other thoughts were running in his mind: he didn't actually know what the purpose of Albarino and Herstal was, and he really thought Albarino was a murderer. From this point of view, when they are secretly investigating a case and have no intention of notifying WLPD, something must be happening.

- He didn't know what was going to happen, but it was all his intuition.

When I was rummaging through the map in my backpack that day, what I thought was: he can no longer do a job where these two people lead by the nose; this case must be solved, but he has to do it his own way. solve this case.

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