North American Rough Police: Starting from the Los Angeles Patrol

Locke hesitated and asked again: "Vice team, what's the matter?"

He just called Jennifer Gray and asked this woman to go back to Villa Cortina tonight.

Tony Gerrard said: "Forget it if it's inconvenient for you, sorry for bothering you..."

Locke shouted, "Wait, send me the address!"

Not long after hanging up the phone, he received a text message on his phone. After seeing the address, he was stunned for a moment. How could Tony Gerrard go there?

Locke thought for a moment and first sent a WhatsApp message to Jennifer Gray, "I will go home later. You should wash up first and wait for me on the bed..."

Jennifer Gray replied instantly, "If you dare to let me go, be careful with your dick..."

Then he posted an animated picture of a doctor holding a scalpel.

This guy is so horny!

Locke didn't want to pay attention to this woman anymore, turned the car around, and drove towards the address given by Tony Gerrard.

Twenty minutes later, Santa Monica Boulevard.

Locke slowly parked the car behind Tony Gerrard's Ford Explorer, then got out of the car, got into his passenger seat, and asked, "Vice-in-charge, what's the matter?"

Tony Gerrard still looked unkempt, unshaven, and even the perfume on his body could not hide the sour smell. He pointed to the building opposite and said: "Cress Miller entered this building. I can't get into a club, but you should be able to get in..."

The clothes Locke wore today came from Greenberg Manor and Greenberg Professional Cloakroom. It was an Armani casual suit.

Locke looked at Tony Gerrard in surprise, "You are following Kress Miller!"

Tony Gerrard grinned and said: "I always think there is something wrong with this guy, so I want to follow him for a few days to see if I find anything..."

Locke immediately remembered Tony Gerrard's nickname, "Hound Dog".

As long as he is eyeing a suspect, he will bite him like a hunting dog and won't let go.

He is the leading tracking expert in the Detective Bureau.

He couldn't help but feel sympathy for Kress Miller. In fact, he also felt that there was a high probability that Panao Sanguis was not the real murderer.

In addition to the previous guesses and reasoning, there is another piece of evidence.

Because the system has not given any rewards, this means that the case may not have been solved yet.

Of course, it does not rule out that Michelle Chen and her mother are too mediocre and the system cannot extract skill rewards from them.

Another possibility is that the murderer did not die, so there is no reward.

There is no manual for the system, so I can only explore slowly.

Tony Gerald turned on the headlights and took a stack of information from the back seat. "I re-researched the disappearance of Terri Miller five years ago and found a common point. Ke, who was a psychology professor at UCLA at the time, Les Miller is also in economic crisis..."

Locke took the file and asked while flipping through it: "Did something happen? I remember that the annual salary of a professor at UCLA is not low, probably more than $25. How could he fall into an economic crisis?"

Tony Gerrard replied with four words, "Stock investment..."

He pointed to Terri Miller's information on the file and said: "Teri Miller, formerly known as Terri Cruz, comes from a wealthy white family. Her family background is much better than that of Cress Miller. Much more. Her father, Steve Cruz, was once a well-known olive oil businessman in Los Angeles. Although he had many children, each child received a considerable inheritance, so Terry Cruz was a truly rich lady. And Clay S. Miller is from Compton. He is a genius who came out of the black area. After getting together with Terry Cruz, he entered the upper class..."

"Although he is a professor of psychology, he is obsessed with money and keen on investing. He made a lot of profits at the beginning, but then he suffered continuous losses, and Terry Cruz almost lost all his property..."

"Before Terry Cruz disappeared, Kress Miller bought two million-dollar insurance policies for each of them. He claimed that it was a normal insurance renewal. This is one of the reasons why he was later listed as the number one suspect. …”

"..."

Locke put down the file in his hand. He had already read the file on the disappearance of Terri Terry Miller, but he did not find any flaws in it.

He asked: "What's the club opposite?"

Tony Gerrard replied: "The Spirit Club is a club that specializes in exploring the application of psychology, that is, hypnosis. Most of its members are psychiatrists or psychological researchers, and Cress Miller is a member here. There are also some members who are rich or powerful people seeking psychological relaxation. They don’t want to go to a psychologist and leave records..."

Locke stared at Tony Gerrard blankly and said in shock: "Do you suspect that Kress Miller used psychological hypnosis to control Panao Sanguis to commit crimes?"

Tony Gerrard replied calmly: "I know this sounds ridiculous, but apart from this reason, I can't think of any other reason why Pano Sanges would be willing to bear all the crimes..."

Locke frowned slightly. Although there were indeed some criminal cases in which criminals used hypnosis to commit crimes, most of the victims only had memory or thinking confusion, and had no memory of what happened at that time.

However, as long as you have been hypnotized, there are still traces of memory loss.

He personally participated in the interrogation of Panao Sanges. Although this guy was a little irritable, his thinking and logic were very clear, and his experience of committing the crime was clear, and there were no loopholes.

You must know that he now has the talent of a spiritual mentor. He has insights that are very different from ordinary people in terms of facial expressions, emotions, psychology, etc.

He could be sure that Panao Sanges was not controlled by anyone.

Locke asked: "Deputy Captain, your speculation is too incredible. If Cress Miller's hypnosis was so powerful, he wouldn't need to create this crime to generate popularity for his new book, and then rely on selling new books to solve the economic crisis. This It’s too slow. He can just find a rich woman and hypnotize her. Wouldn’t that make money faster..."

Tony Gerrard was stunned and said in astonishment: "Indeed, why didn't I think of this? You young people are so open-minded..."

Locke looked at him speechlessly, a little suspicious that this sentence was a curse.

He asked: "What do you want me to check into the Spirit Realm Club?"

Tony Gerrard said: "I want you to go in and see who Kress Miller is in contact with. I have been watching him for a day and a night. This guy has not gone out. He came here as soon as he went out today, and he has already entered." It's been almost an hour, and I finally found the club's information, but found that I couldn't get in at all..."

"Of course, it would be better if I could check whether Panao Sanges is a member here, because I have never found any intersection between the two..."

Locke immediately checked the Spiritual Realm Club on his mobile phone and found that members need to be recommended by someone, and direct applications will not be accepted.

He thought for a moment, Daisy Greenberg has always had psychological problems, she must know an expert in psychological research in Los Angeles.

However, he remembered that Jennifer Gray seemed to be minoring in psychology, and immediately called her number.

The phone rang for a while before it was connected. Jennifer Gray's sexy and seductive voice came from the phone, "I just took a shower and was removing my hair. Weren't you very interested in Elizabeth's hair last time..."

"and many more……"

Locke interrupted her quickly, "I have something to ask you..."