North American Rough Police: Starting from the Los Angeles Patrol

Half an hour later, everyone searched the villa inside and out, but found nothing.

Captain Jones glanced at Locke questioningly and shook his head, "Nothing was found..."

Anna Davis was not depressed, because she had just been observing Erwin Marcus and discovered some clues. Although this man kept shouting, he was indeed stern and had a guilty conscience.

She looked at Locke, whose face was still calm, "Take us to where you found them..."

According to the memory of the three-dimensional map in the afternoon, Locke led everyone to the back garden and whispered: "This is it..."

Ervin Marcus's face changed instantly. At this time, Captain Jones and the others also discovered something unusual about him.

Captain Jones said loudly: "This is next, keep searching, search carefully, don't miss any place..."

The lights in the villa were turned on, and everyone took out their flashlights. Locke led David directly to the tool room. After turning on the lights, they knocked around.

David asked, "What the hell is going on?"

Locke told the fabricated scene again. There was no other way. He could only maintain this statement now and wait to see how the others would work out.

"Boom...boom..."

According to his memory, Locke stood on the carpet in the center of the tool room. He stepped on it twice and immediately noticed something was wrong with the sound. After lifting the carpet, the entrance to the basement appeared in front of him.

He shouted: "Captain, we found a basement..."

Soon, everyone rushed in. Anna Davis and Captain Jones came in and made sure, then drove some people out.

The two walked to Ervin Marcus together, and Captain Jones said: "Mr. Marcus, please hand over the key to this basement..."

Erwin Marcus's face was ashen. If it weren't for the two policemen carrying him, he would have collapsed to the ground. His lips trembled, "I want to see my lawyer..."

"..."

Anna Davis and Captain Jones looked at each other in tacit understanding. With Erwin Marcus's appearance, what Locke saw was basically true, and he was completely relieved.

Captain Jones returned to the tool room with a gloomy face and ordered: "Open the basement door!"

Before Locke could take action, Randy got there first. He lay on the ground and fiddled for a few minutes. With a click, the entrance door was opened.

Locke was speechless for a while. I'm afraid this is only at L0 level, but it seems that black people all have this unique skill.

After the door was opened, there was a staircase going down, which was a bit narrow, and there was an iron door below.

So Randy and Elsa went down. Randy opened the door, and Elsa was on guard with a gun behind him. Soon Randy opened the door below again, and the light came out instantly, and a woman's scream was heard. .

Randy exclaimed: "Thank you! Lapd, we are here to rescue you. You are saved..."

Amid the woman's cries, Elsa also reported loudly: "We found two female victims, naked, in need of blankets, and in need of support from female police officers..."

"..."

Soon Superintendent Mona went down with another female police officer. Captain Jones patted Locke hard on the shoulder and praised: "Locke, great job!"

After a while, two frightened women were escorted out by Superintendent Mona and Elsa wrapped in blankets. They all wore chokers (collars) around their necks. Locke used this thing to make up the dog-crawling woman. .

As soon as the two women saw Erwin Marcus, they were so frightened that they hid behind Mona and Elsa.

Locke hurriedly suggested that Erwin Marcus be escorted back to the police station first. In fact, he didn't want Erwin Marcus to be here, otherwise, he wouldn't be able to talk nonsense.

Anna Davis agreed and immediately arranged for Randy and Tedis to escort Elvin Marcus back to the police station.

Anna Davis led Locke to the two victims and comforted: "The ambulance will be here soon. This is Officer Locke. It's him..."

She noticed that Locke looked different and asked quickly: "What's wrong?"

Locke's face was uncertain and confused. He led Anna Davis over and said in disbelief: "They are not the women I saw in the afternoon..."

"what?"

Anna Davis looked calm and immediately called Captain Jones.

She asked, "Richard, are there other victims in the basement?"

Captain Jones glanced at Locke in confusion, shook his head and said: "There are only two victims. We have confirmed with the victims that there are no other victims. The forensic department and the ambulance are on the way..."

Anna Davis said in a deep voice: "Locke said that the women he saw in the afternoon were not the two victims!"

Captain Jones lost his voice: "That means there is another victim!"

At this time, Superintendent Mona came over, glanced at Locke suspiciously, and reported: "I showed them the photo of Alvin Marcus, and they said that the person who tortured them was always Alvin. .Marcus, and no one else..."

Captain Jones looked confused and stared at Locke blankly, "What on earth is going on?"

Anna Davis also looked stunned and looked at Locke with inquiring eyes.

"..."

Facing the questioning looks of the three people, Locke remained silent. His face did not show any trace of guilt, but instead looked very confused.

His brain was running wildly, thinking of countermeasures.

This time, he did something bad with good intentions, and got himself involved in it.

Lies can never become true. How could he make up such rhetoric when his head was hot?

A lie often requires countless lies to make up for it.

Locke stared blankly at the lawn where the body was buried. The lawn at Ervin Marshall's house was mowed regularly and neatly. This time, there was no way to use the longer grass on the grave to lead to the burial place.

The body must have been buried for a long time, and there were no signs of excavation or burial on the turf.

Guiding the burial place later is also a problem.

A sudden flash occurred in Locke's mind, Damn it, since it can't be made up anymore, there is no need to make it up.

He's had enough. He just wants to make up for it and give it to the dead. The dead can't speak anyway.

Locke had a plan in his heart instantly. He glanced at the three of them and said gloomily: "Captain, can I go out and take a look?"

He pointed to the wall on the right side of the backyard, "I was lying there observing this afternoon. I want to go over and confirm one more thing..."

Anna Davis and Captain Jones looked at each other, both a little surprised and confused. Now that the case is true, if there is something wrong with Locke's confession, it will be troublesome.

Anna Davis pondered for a moment and called David, "David, please go with Locke..."

Captain Jones also said: "I'm going to talk to the two victims again..."

Soon, Locke led David to the courtyard wall outside the villa. He observed the terrain and looked for a suitable observation point. He wanted to fill the loopholes here.

David asked: "What's going on?"

Locke frowned and said in confusion: "The two female victims rescued were not the ones I saw in the afternoon, and the man was not Erwin Marshall. Now I am a little doubtful whether I saw it wrong..."

David blurted out: "Are there other suspects and victims?"