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Although Jack said this, he still had a smile on his face.

".But?" Last night, or strictly speaking early this morning, Aubrey, who had witnessed with his own eyes how Jack dealt with the lawyer, had already vaguely guessed what he was going to do.

"But we can call in the lawyers of those wealthy people in the name of issuing personal safety warnings. They have been trying to cover up the existence of the murderer and maybe they know something.

Since the wealthy are particularly generous in certain aspects, their remuneration may not be limited to large cash expenditures, but may also include giving away luxury cosmetics, bags, clothes and jewelry, new cars, or helping to pay for plastic surgery bills.

These abnormal expenses are abrupt and extremely conspicuous to the lawyers, and they cannot be unaware of them." Jack said confidently.

"But why would they tell us?" Clay was puzzled. "Even if we express our sincerity, the lawyers will still have concerns. You know, they are in the same boat with the rich."

Jubal, who had figured out Jack's intention, slapped the pencil that was spinning between his fingers on the conference table with his backhand, "But we can break up their symbiotic relationship.

After the rich sleep with the murderer, they reveal more than just some troubles. They may also know the dirty deals that lawyers try so hard to cover up.

This is a very dangerous signal for those big law firms, and they should be happy to see the murderer caught as soon as possible.”

When Jiejie requested a meeting, not only did Larry Barrett arrive on time with a large group of lawyers, but the "scavenger" that Aubrey had contacted before, Ms. Allen Daniels, was also present.

A large group of well-dressed legal professionals filled the huge conference room. However, as expected by the wanted criminals team, after Jie Jie explained their intentions, these people raised questions.

But in fact, these people were only concerned about one thing. Larry Barrett loosened his tie, which was making him feel quite uncomfortable, and spoke bluntly.

"What you said makes sense, but our employers will still question why we should cooperate with the FBI investigation, knowing that there are too many risks involved."

Jack smiled back at him. "You are the ones who will weigh the risks yourself. But in fact, Mr. Barrett, you should know that the investigation is not led by the FBI, but by the state's chief prosecutor, Attorney General Patrick Jackson. We are just assisting."

Although he didn't know how powerful the law firm represented by Attorney Barrett was, since Attorney General Jackson had previously dragged Jack out to take the blame, Jack didn't mind selling out the prosecutor to all the lawyers present.

"You are only worried about the reputational damage or possible legal problems of those who slept with her but were not killed after the murderer was arrested.

The FBI doesn't care about this, but we think you can have your boss talk to Attorney General Jackson in person and get a satisfactory answer."

Seeing the legal elites looking at each other in bewilderment, Jie Jie stepped forward at the right time and said, "Why don't we take a break for 20 minutes?"

Sure enough, after a short 20-minute "break", the lawyers' attitudes changed and they provided a lot of useful information.

The most important piece of information was provided by a trainee paralegal working for Barrett, who had helped the third victim, Joseph Fielding, to handle a purchase contract for a penthouse apartment in downtown more than a year ago.

As far as she knew, Joseph Fielding said at the time that it was a gift for a friend of his.

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Clay put away his gun and looked up at the layout of the apartment. "She seems very cautious. There is not even a private photo here."

Hannah put on gloves and lifted the thin quilt on the bed. She twisted two long light golden hairs on the pillow and said, "This should be the person we are looking for."

Jiejie walked into the cloakroom and pulled out the clothes rack, and exclaimed, "The number of clothes here is at least 10 times that of mine. Hmm, judging from the sizes, she has a really good figure."

Hannah curiously picked up a leather tights from the top, tried it on Jiejie, and grinned, "It's still missing a whip. I wonder if some people like this taste."

"It could also be for clients to wear." Jiejie sneered at her, scaring Hannah so much that she quickly threw the thing aside. Apparently, Jack was not the only one who couldn't resist his curiosity and looked at some of the eye-catching photos.

Aubrey was checking the jewelry on the dressing table. After opening a ring box, he frowned. "Would someone really give a call girl a ring?"

Jubal took the ring from him, put it on the tip of his little finger and held it up to the light to examine it. "Interesting, don't you think this ring is too small for an adult? I think I know what this is."

"This is a virginity ring." Hannah pouted. "When I was a child, this kind of ring was very popular in Catholic families. Wearing it was equivalent to promising God that you would remain pure before marriage."

Aubrey sighed as he put the ring back in the box, "It seems a little ironic."

"Or maybe these connections can overturn some of our previous speculations." Jack shook an old book in his hand.

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"What do you mean?" Clay took the old book from Jack's hand, flipped through it and didn't notice anything wrong.

Jack pointed to the small bookshelf in front of him and said, "These are old books. They show signs of being flipped through frequently. What kind of person do you think would carefully read the French version of Voltaire's Candide?"

"A person with very high taste?" Aubrey was slightly surprised.

"Or someone who is well educated," Clay added, and everyone immediately understood what Jack meant.

"According to a certain brothel owner, these high-priced call girls have all learned how to disguise themselves as upper-class people. Now it seems that our murderer is likely to be from an upper-class family."

Jiejie's tone was a little hurried, but she showed a somewhat unconfident expression after she finished speaking.

"This is very possible. Considering that she specifically targets wealthy men who abandon their wives and children, is there a possibility that this was also her personal experience?"

Jack gave her an affirmative look, but at this moment, the telephone in the room suddenly rang.

Jubal slapped away Aubrey's impatiently outstretched paw and looked at the two ladies present. "Let Jiejie or Hannah answer the phone. If it's a client calling, try to get some information out of them."