blackstone code

Chapter 2040

In another room, the officer in charge of the entire investigation looked at the calm Noel on the screen, and he already had a feeling.

Probably long ago, Lynch, he, and maybe others, checked each other's statements.

Simply trying to get him to speak in the form of an interrogation is meaningless.

There was nothing wrong with his answer, and no one could find a problem.

But the problem happened.

The doctor said that these were all instigated by Nuo Er, and that Nuo Er and Joanna had no hatred, and he was also instigated by others.

Lynch, or someone else.

But now there is no evidence at all, not even a confession, how can it be possible to further investigate the truth?
He was already a little impatient, and said to the assistant beside him, "Interrogate tiredly, see if there is a chance."

After saying that, he got up and left.

Although Noel's side is unlikely to open the gap, it also deepened his suspicion of the whole thing, including Lynch.

Many people thought Lynch was unlikely to be the murderer, but he had a hunch.

Even if Lynch didn't do it himself, he must have been deeply involved and played a very special role.

And what we have to do now is to dig out all the truth behind this!
At this time, he sighed with emotion again, the murderer was killed immediately, which made the most likely key point of breakthrough scrapped!

In the interrogation room, interrogator A is still interrogating.

Later, he got the idea of ​​his superiors, and began to cross-examine the interrogated questions again and again.

This may not seem like a smart way, but it happens to be a very effective means.

Especially in fatigue interrogation, when there is no rest for a long time, under strong light and high-intensity interrogation, people will gradually be in a special situation where the subconscious dominates the behavior.

Subconscious behavior filters the intellectual capacity for thought, like a person insisting that one plus one equals three.

As long as he has not lost the ability of his rational personality to lead his behavior, even if you ask him ten thousand times, he will still tell you that one plus one equals three.

But when the subconscious dominates the behavioral ability, it is very likely that he will tell you without thinking that one plus one equals two.

As long as you grasp this flaw, you can dig deeper to find more hidden truths.

This is a lengthy process that may last ten hours or more.

Some seemingly meaningless interrogation content is also added, such as chatting, or talking about something that has nothing to do with the interrogation content.

These can speed up the process of subconscious rising.

Later, Lynch came to the headquarters of the Security Committee.

He is still a senior consultant of the Financial Security Office of the Security Committee, an official external consultant of the Security Committee, and has his own office in the Security Committee.

He directly found the person in charge of interrogating Nuo Er, and talked about when Nuo Er could leave so directly and unabashedly.

The person in charge of the case frowned slightly, "Mr. Lynch, I hope you can understand that Noel is currently involved in the assassination of the president."

"The Presidential Palace has given us the authority to interrogate those who we believe may be suspected, and the priority is still above the Department of Justice."

"We haven't been able to completely clear up the doubts about Noel yet, so he won't be able to go back in a short time."

"In addition, you came at a good time, and we also have some questions to ask you."

Naturally, Lynch would not refuse, but he also made his own request, "I need to make a call."

Seeing that the person in charge frowned, Lynch explained with a smile, "Don't worry, I'm not looking for a lawyer, I'm going to call the Presidential Palace, you can listen in."

This made the person in charge frowned instantly, and he nodded, "Of course, this is your freedom, Mr. Lynch, the phone is here."

He took advantage of the act of taking Lynch to make a phone call, and stopped not far from Lynch, and he didn't seem to intend to leave.

Lynch didn't hide anything, and called the president directly, "It's me, Lynch."

"I'm at the headquarters of the Security Council. They're going to ask me some questions. I think this may be related to national security, so you have to come, or send someone to come."

"Based on two-way guarantee."

Mr. President thought about it for a while, then Lynch handed the phone to the person in charge, and he said he would come in person.

This shocked and surprised the person in charge, and even began to doubt life!
President, when did you and Lynch get the fuck together again?
But this is the president's request. As an international internal security agency, the Security Council is responsible to the presidential palace and the Congress. He has no right to refuse the president to do so.

The Presidential Palace is not far from here. In about ten minutes, Lynch arrived here while chatting with the person in charge about the latest international situation.

After shaking hands with Lynch and others, he immediately said, "Then let's start now. I have a meeting tonight, so I can't stay too long."

The subtext is, don't fuck it up.

The person in charge couldn't say anything, and then in a warm room, everyone sat on the sofa around the coffee table like a tea party and chatted about some things.

"Mr. Lynch, during our interrogation with Mr. Noel, he admitted that you sent him to collect evidence of Joanna's derailment and contact her cheating partner?"

Lynch nodded without refusing.

"Mr. Truman suspects that Ms. Joanna may be cheating, and entrusts me to investigate..."

The person in charge interrupted Lynch at this moment, "Why did you entrust it to you, he can entrust us to do it, and who else can prove what you said?"

Lynch was not angry when the person in charge interrupted his words, and explained in a very gracious manner, "First of all, you can ask Mr. Truman's former life secretary about this question, and he may have something to tell you."

"Secondly, why entrust me instead of you, or other institutions, it may be because you can't hide secrets."

"What you should consider is why Mr. Truman would rather believe me than you?"

Mr. President glanced at the person in charge thoughtfully, which made the person in charge excellent and annoyed, but he was helpless.

It is an indisputable fact that almost all institutions in the Federation have been eroded by capitalists, including the Security Committee. Many members of the Security Committee will send some information to the outside world more or less.

You say that this kind of thing is illegal, it is not illegal, it may just violate some content in the work manual, and it is not well-known.

But if you want to say that these are legal and reasonable, it is not entirely true.

The federal social system is like this. The three parties compete for power, and the Progressive Party and the Conservative Party insert their own people into every part of every institution of the federal government.

Who the hell knows if the people you think are your own people are really your own people, or are they the secrets hidden deep in the hostile political camp?

The presidential scandal, which can cause a fatal blow to the president himself and the party, must only be investigated by the person he trusts the most. There is nothing wrong with what Lynch said.

The person in charge made such a fuss that he didn't look good on his face. Originally, he planned to make Lynch look bad.

Lynch looked at him, "Can I continue talking now?"

The person in charge nodded, and Lynch continued, "There are only two people I can use, and one part is the people from Blackstone Security."

"You know the situation of these people better than I do. Some of them come from the army, some from the air force, some from the navy, some from special government departments, and some from society."

"Members are very complicated and not that safe."

"On the contrary, it's Noel. As his guardian in the legal sense, I know him very well."

"He is a person who can keep secrets, so I arranged for him to investigate whether Joanna had cheated."

"It turns out that Joanna did exactly that."

"Then I told Mr. Truman about it, and he wasn't too angry, but just asked me to find a way to keep it a secret."

"I asked Noel to threaten the doctor and tell him not to spread the word about it everywhere. At the same time, I asked him to tell the doctor to do his job well."

"Mr. Truman does not intend to take any further steps to bring this all to an end, so far, I have done as he asked."

Mr. President felt incredible after listening to it, but at the same time felt... This is a reasonable thing.

If his wife is cheating outside now, he will definitely not make a fuss and the whole world will know.

He will also find a way to secretly press down this scandal as soon as possible, and everything will be discussed after the end of his term of office.

He found it unbelievable that as the first lady, she actually got together with a doctor, and he felt that everything else was in line with cleaning up.

The person in charge listened carefully to every word of every sentence, and he couldn't find any problems.

Some things seem unreasonable, such as Mr. Truman not pursuing, but this in itself is the most reasonable performance.

It is impossible to divert people's attention from when the Penteo people were killed during the war to the president's wife's cheating.

This is also a heavy blow to the frontline war itself.

The morale of soldiers may suffer as a result.

After all, they fought life and death on the front line, but the president and the first lady divorced at home due to scandals. This is the most unlikely situation.

From this point of view, the whole thing seems to be justified, but there are still some problems that have not been resolved.

"Then, how did some materials in these cases leak out?"

Later, the media got a lot of explosive information, which triggered Joanna's cheating scandal and led to the development of a series of subsequent events.

Lynch looked a little annoyed at this time, "I asked Noel to rent a house, opposite the doctor's clinic, and recorded some materials with some equipment."

"You know, these materials are required."

"But what I didn't expect was that the house was stolen, and part of the things were stolen."

Lynch sighed, "I also asked people from the FBI to investigate this theft through some connections, but there was indeed no result..."

(End of this chapter)