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Chapter 169 Secret Room Interrogation
"Name."

"Lewis."

"age."

"...53."

"identity."

"Director of Paridas Group."

"What is your relationship with NW Company?"

"Well, they have a small amount of shares in the general group. They are subsidiaries of the general group, but they have no direct relationship with us."

Here is a secret room,
A middle-aged and elderly man in a white prison uniform was detained here.

He put on the handcuffs and shackles, and put his hands flat on the table. Even though his body was thin and his muscles and bones were clear, he was still very tidy.

He combed his hair back, had some beards on his face, his two eyeballs were deeply sunken into the eye sockets, and his expression was slack.

The sinews and bones of his hands were very wide, and half of his body was hidden in the darkness of the shadow of the chamber,
His name is Lewis,
The chairman of the Paridas Group, the founder of the underground fortress...

Lewis would answer the same questions every day in the secret room,

This was already the number of times he had answered for which he couldn't remember. The whole person was just outputting information mechanically.

Even the sigh of "ah" is eternal in each answer, making it difficult to figure out why he sighed.

Sitting on the other side of the table was also a man.

The straight OO military uniform, with a shiny iron piece in the badge on the shoulder, a document in his left hand, and a ballpoint pen in his right hand, making regular records.

It is recorded every day.

But today he ended up in person.

The man has a face with Chinese characters, and it can be judged from his appearance that he is a firm person, his eyes are like eagles,
When he stares at you, you will feel very wary.

First of all,

From an interrogation point of view,

Regardless of the expression, eyes, or clothing, the recorder must bring a certain pressure to the prisoner, so that he can attack and defend with the prisoner in the day-to-day interrogation.

Lewis is different from others.

In the record database, this is already his 242nd interrogation.

Sometimes once a day,
Sometimes several times a day.

Interrogating prisoners is an art, not a one-off job.

Some prisoners are not strong enough psychologically, and several consecutive interrogations will break down their psychological defenses.

Some prisoners' mouths are not tight enough. After several interrogations, loopholes can be found in his fickle answers.

But Lewis is different,
In the 242 interrogations against him (including this one), the psychological offense and defense between Lewis and the recorder never collapsed.

His answers were the same.

Only a very strong heart can withstand such an interrogation.

In the case of full pressure value,
There are a total of eight cameras in the front, back, left, and right corners of the wall of Li Yisi.
In the monitoring room next door, a psychologist in the field of 'micro-expression' is sitting safely.

But he couldn't see the loophole.

Li Yisi only explained one problem in terms of acting skills, psychological state, expression, eyes, finger movements, sweating and other factors.

He hasn't been beaten yet.

He has brainwashed himself into a 'format' of what should be answered and what should be revealed.

As long as you are interrogated, you only need to answer according to such a 'format'.

Therefore, even psychologists couldn't see through what Lewis was feeling right now.

The interrogation continues,

"Who are the group cadres headed by you?"

"Liu Sanqing, Diao Pengman, Gan Li, Dong Guoqiang, Zu Yamao, Nong Shangxue, Zhang Zai, Jing Shushu..."

Lewis mechanically said the names of 10 cadres in succession.

Except for his voice,
There is also the sound of the recorder dictating on the paper with a ballpoint pen.

The psychologist in the next room frowned,

Every interrogation, the answer is the same,

But whenever Lewis said his name, it was also the most critical point in the entire interrogation process,
His expression will change slightly.

It may be the constriction of the pupils, the fluttering of the forehead, the increased breathing, or the opening of the sweat glands...

But these reactions are different every time.

And the names of the people targeted are different each time.

This randomness makes statistical psychology empty talk.

Experts want to know what Lewis was thinking when he uttered a character's name...

In fact, until now these 'experts' have no clue.

"Tell me the location of the underground fortresses you built."

Lewis paused for half a second,

He is familiar with these answers by heart, using the format to answer,
"The western suburbs of Qingzhou, Wuyi, Fuzhou, Honggang Lion Rock, xx/xx Shudao, xx/xx Shanhe Town, Suzhou Tianchi, Beverly California, Santorini, Berlin xx/xx..."

(xx/xx are coordinates)
same answer,
There are also 10 fortress divisions.

Specific to coordinates, location arrangement,

Specific to the various changes in Li Yisi's tone of voice, speech speed, and sound waves.

But even more surprising is that,
These 10 underground fortresses are true or false.

I sent someone to check, and only Shanhe Town, Fuzhou, Shudao, and Santorini really have fortresses.
The other locations he told were all false.

The recorder took a deep breath, crossed his legs and said, "Six of the place names you told us are false."

"I don't know." Lewis shook his head.

Whenever the interrogation came to this point, Lewis would say he didn't know,

"Tell me what the Paridas Group is going to do, and your next plan."

When the recorder asked, he was ready to be silent.

Because the same is true of Lewis.

Whenever it came to the final stage of the interrogation, Lewis would interrupt the interrogation with silence,
No matter how much he was tortured or tortured, he would not speak.

The two were silent for 1 minutes.

The recorder put away the ballpoint pen with two clicks, and pushed the door away with the file under his arm.

Li Lewis sat there, still motionless...

"Send him back."

The door next door was pushed open, and there were seven or eight people sitting or standing inside.

"Did you find anything today?" The recorder asked the psychologist who read the micro-expressions.

The expert looked at the recorded paper and said: "He blinked when he said 'Jang Jae', moved his right ring finger when he said 'Shanhe Town', and moved his right ring finger when he said 'I don't know. ' When I shook my head more than the previous five times, when I said..."

various analysis,
In the discipline of microexpressions, these analyzes will invariably lead to other interrogation techniques.

For example, when he said 'Zhang Jae', he blinked his eyes, and asked about what kind of person Zhang Jae was, the department he worked for, age, place of origin, family status, what he did, and people he knew. people wait...

But these interrogations have long been tested.

The interrogation process is not all the same problem.

But Lewis never revealed any nutritious information...

(End of this chapter)