North American Rough Police: Starting from the Los Angeles Patrol

As soon as Locke finished speaking, David and the three of them looked at him. He asked David: "Don't you think this case is very similar to the case in the apartment building at No. 55 Bile Street yesterday?"

David was startled, then glanced at the scene in the bedroom, and said in astonishment: "Is it similar? I didn't enter the room to see the scene yesterday..."

Locke then remembered that David did not enter the room in yesterday's case, and said: "These two cases should be done by the same murderer, they are both clean..."

Weilun lost his voice and said: "Locke, do you call this clean? The corpses are all in a sieve, and there is a puddle of feces and urine..."

Locke raised his eyebrows and explained: "I mean the traces of the murderer. There are almost no traces of the murderer at this scene. It is the same as the scene yesterday. Also, the time when the murderer committed the crime is also very similar..."

He is a L3 master in trace science and forensic science. He can see things that normal people cannot.

In addition to traces on the scene, he can roughly deduce the time of death of the deceased through the color of the blood, the extent of the blood flow, and the smell of the deceased's excrement.

Regardless of whether it was the person named Ryan Hollis or Mr. Thomas, the time of death was between 3 and 4 in the morning.

He was basically certain that it was the same person. The reason why Ryan Hollis died peacefully was that either the murderer knew him or he was very cooperative with the murderer.

As for Mr. Thomas, it was obvious that he had been tortured to extract a confession before his death, and he even suspected that he might have been given veritaserum or something like that.

Superintendent Mona asked, "Locke, are you sure?"

Locke nodded and said: "I'm sure, yesterday's case was later transferred to the FBI by the CIA..."

Superintendent Mona quickly made a decision and ordered: "Weilun, you go and set up a cordon for the entire house. David, you go and record a detailed confession for Ms. Caroline. Locke, follow me." Report to Captain Davis together..."

After Weilun and David led Caroline Brown downstairs, Superintendent Mona asked: "Tell me about the case yesterday!"

Now that there was no need to hide anything, Locke repeated yesterday's case in the apartment building at No. 55 Bile Street to Superintendent Mona. After hearing this, she frowned and said: "So, this Mr. Thomas may also be a retired employee of CIA? "

Locke nodded and said: "It's very likely, but it may also be a special witness!"

Whether it's CIA, FBI or LAPD, sometimes in order to protect the witness, the witness will be given a new identity.

An old man like Ryan Hollis, who lives in an old apartment, is more in line with the identity of a retired CIA agent. Although this Mr. Thomas lives alone, he lives in a single-family villa in a much better location and is of a higher quality than Ryan Hollis. Si is so much better.

Superintendent Mona shrugged and said coldly: "No matter what his identity is, now I really want to know what exactly CIA did? How many more people will this murderer kill?"

If it is an accidental case, then the CIA will take it over. But if it is a serial murder case that may affect the social security of Los Angeles, then the LAPD must consider the safety interests of the citizens of Los Angeles.

Superintendent Mona immediately called Anna Davis and reported the situation.

After hearing this, Anna Davis asked Mona to give the phone to Locke, and chatted with Locke for a few words, asking him to confirm his judgment. After receiving a positive answer, she said she would come right away.

After hanging up the phone, Superintendent Mona asked: "Locke, is this killer very powerful?"

Locke nodded, "Tom Williams had no clue yesterday..."

Superintendent Mona smiled narrowly, "What about you? You want to be a detective who can surpass Captain Tom..."

Locke was startled. He didn't know how this sentence came out, but it was not embarrassing. This was his true thought.

He shrugged, "It's hard to say, I haven't watched the scene carefully, and the information I can obtain is limited..."

Superintendent Mona's expression changed, but in the end she didn't ask Locke to check the scene. The procedure was the procedure, and Locke was just a patrol officer now.

Less than five minutes later, five or six vehicles arrived from the Wilshire Police Department.

In addition to the supporting patrol officers and Anna Davis, people from the police detective team also came.

After meeting, Anna Davis' first words were: "People from the Robbery and Murder Department will be here soon. If you have any additional information, can you tell me..."

Superintendent Mona held the transcript that David had just recorded for Ms. Caroline and reported: "The deceased was the lover of the reporter, Ms. Caroline, so she had the key to the house here. She called the deceased, The deceased didn't answer, so she came over to check..."

After hearing Superintendent Mona's report, Locke gave David a thumbs up. Obviously, the woman's previous lies had been exposed by David, and then she had to reveal the true relationship.

I really want to treat my single neighbor to eat the freshly baked baked goods, but it’s more like treating me to a steamed bun!

Anna went upstairs for a walk and came down quickly. Locke was a little curious. What would happen if Cia came here again later?

Soon the people from the Robbery and Murder Department came over. It was still a team of Tom Williams, and there was still a large number of people.

This time, Tom Williams did not deliberately pretend not to see Locke. After greeting Anna and Captain Jones, he did not rush up. Instead, he asked William from the forensics department to lead the people up first.

He went directly to Locke and asked: "Officer, why do you think this case was done by the same person as yesterday's case?"

Yes, it seems that this guy is neurotic, but he is a person who is willing to admit defeat. This attitude is very correct.

Locke was not sure and replied: "The scene is as clean as yesterday. Is this reason enough?"

Tom Williams' eyes flashed and he nodded: "Enough, absolutely enough..."

With two such clean scenes appearing in the same area in such a short period of time, there is a high probability that the murderer is the same person.

Tom Williams turned to Anna Davis and said solemnly: "Captain, the rest is up to you..."

Locke watched Tom Williams walk into the room, and he couldn't help but wonder in his heart, if this case was not forwarded to the CIA or FBI, would Tom Williams really be able to catch the murderer?

Of course, he was also thinking to himself, if it were him, could he catch the murderer?

"coming……"

Captain Jones suddenly said something, and Locke immediately followed his gaze and saw a black Chevrolet Suburban slowly approaching.

Locke couldn't help but be curious and asked: "How did they know about this case so quickly?"

Superintendent Mona replied: "LAPD is also within their monitoring range. Once the keywords they set appear in the system, they will know what happened..."

Locke suddenly realized that the address should have been exposed.

The apartment building at No. 55 Bile Street and No. 18 Sunset Avenue are both CIA-owned places, and they should have set up early warnings.

Saboban stopped outside the cordon. It was the same two CIA agents as yesterday. They were wearing the same suits and shoes and sunglasses, and they were full of pretentiousness.

Jamie Howard, who was walking in front, showed his ID to the patrol police outside and was immediately let in.

Jamie Howard's eyes quickly focused on Locke and David, but then he was attracted by Anna Davis's police title, and his steps couldn't help but stop.

He turned around and looked at the agent next to him, then immediately walked over and took the initiative to say hello: "Captain, I am CIA senior agent Jamie Howard..."