The world of American TV series: Starting with the L.A. Patrol.

"Hey guys, I may have discovered the real cause of Agent Schutzbach's death. I dug a little deeper into Meeks' history and came across the psychological evaluation he received in prison, and it was pretty bad."

Garcia's voice continued to come from the phone.

Rossi leaned over to the phone and asked, "How bad is it?"

Garcia said sympathetically, "Although I don't think this can be an excuse for evil, he did have an extremely unfortunate childhood and a very bad stepfather.

According to Meeks' confession to a psychiatrist, before he was six years old, his stepfather forced him to put his dirty underwear over his head in public because he always wet the bed. "

"So not only in high school, Meeks has been bullied since he was a child. This resentment has accumulated for too long, causing him to lose control of his psychology." Hotchner made an objective analysis from the perspective of a psychological expert.

Garcia on the other side of the phone nodded repeatedly, "Yes, that's right. The psychiatrist in charge of Meeks in the prison agrees with your statement, and he believes that Meeks should be sent to a mental hospital. The following is the original record in his record. talk:

'Meeks' heart is full of long-term anger, and he is a ticking time bomb in every sense.' "

"So how did the prison let him get parole?" Rhett found it strange.

Jack sneered, "Of course it's because the prison is full and some criminals with lighter crimes need to be released, so the judge probably approved the release without even looking at the psychological evaluation. It's just a small procedural error."

As he spoke, he picked up Agent Schutzbach's cell phone on the table, plugged in the charging cable and turned it on. He looked through the call history, found the most recent undialed phone number and reported it to Garcia.

Soon her reply came from the other side of the phone, "Jack may have found the trigger for Meeks to kill Agent Schutzbach. This number belongs to the prison psychiatrist."

Rhett suddenly realized, "So Agent Schutzbach probably discovered something was wrong while getting along with Meeks and was about to verify the mistake. As a result, Meeks killed the person who helped him because he was afraid of going to jail again. benefactor, and completely lost control after that.”

Rossi's face was extremely gloomy. He was silent for a long time before he said angrily, "Because of a small procedural error, four innocent women and an old FBI who was still doing his best for the society after retirement lost their lives?"

Hotchner's poker face showed anger, "I will specifically note this in the report. Someone needs to pay the due price for this."

"Maybe you could call Agent Schutzbach's old colleagues." Jack gave Rosie a bad idea.

He was just watching the fun and didn't think it was a big deal. Besides, this case really bothered him. After working on it for a long time, he ended up dealing with a mentally ill person who was released by mistake.

Although judges are a truly privileged class in the United States, it should not be a big problem to use the energy of a bunch of retired FBI officers to deal with an ordinary judge, and they can vent their anger to some extent.

The case has come to an end for the time being. Jack and Jiejie are here to help and do not need to follow them to the end, so they booked flights back to New York on the third day. Firstly, they planned to have a good rest, and secondly, they were too lazy to fly because they were tight. Go grab a seat on a red-eye flight.

As a result, the two received a call from Jubal early the next morning. A major drug lord had escaped from the federal prison in Allenwood, Pennsylvania an hour ago, and the wanted criminal team was expected to dispatch immediately.

Because there is a three-hour time difference between the two sides, although it was only 3 a.m. when Jack received the news, it was already 7 a.m. for Jubal and others who stayed in New York.

Jack had no choice but to contact Hotchner urgently, borrow the BAU team's Gulfstream, and fly directly to Pennsylvania with Jiejie.

"This is the information Jubal just sent. The name of the escaped drug lord is Maldonado. Do you remember it?" Jiejie stapled a stack of A4 paper that still smelled of ink and handed it to Jack.

When Jack saw the DEA logo on the information, he twitched his lips slightly and said, "I've never heard of it."

Although he did do a lot of homework when dealing with Mexican drug lords before, there are too many drug trafficking groups, big and small, like crucian carp crossing the river. There are only a few thousand drug trafficking group leaders who can be called drug lords. How can I remember hundreds of them?

"This is the third time he has escaped from prison, but the first two were from Mexican prisons. This is the first time on federal territory."

Jiejie straightened her long hair and sat down opposite Jack, kicked off her high heels, stretched her long legs to the seat next to him, and yawned lazily.

Jack looked down at the information, and casually put her long legs on his knees, massaging and relaxing her calves and arches. The black stockings and high heels looked good, but the design was really anti-human, and he didn't know what girls were doing. How do you insist on wearing it all day long?

"The upper-level backbone of the Zapotec drug cartel? Mainly selling phenolphthalene. He was arrested for killing an undercover DEA agent in Monterey. It's really a familiar script."

After looking through the criminal information sent by the DEA, Jack was a little surprised, "This guy has been in a high-level federal prison in Florida. Why was he sent to the Allenwood Federal Prison in Pennsylvania?"

"They said they were transferred there by the DEA for interrogation. Ah..." Jiejie rolled her eyes at the person who was causing trouble in the dark, and kicked him slightly to signal him to be more honest.

Jack shrugged innocently, slightly reducing the strength of his left hand, and continued to flip through the information with his right hand, "He was abandoned by his mother when he was 7 years old and became an orphan. He has been in various Catholic orphanages since he was a child. He is a devout Christian.

He is cruel and murderous, generous to his subordinates, likes to raise rare beasts such as cheetahs and lions, and is good at bribery of local police. Well, this is also the reason why he successfully escaped from Mexican prisons twice before. "

"It seems to be the same this time. I heard that a prison guard assisted him in escaping from prison, and there was also a helicopter to help him." Jiejie curled up her legs comfortably, and her round and lovely toes relaxed slightly in her stockings.

“At that time, the boiler room of the prison was detonated by explosives, and the warden urgently sealed off other prison areas in an attempt to transfer the prisoners to the temporary holding area.

At this time, the bribed prison guard suddenly shot and killed his colleague who was in the same watchtower with him, and then got into the ventilation area through the hole previously opened in the wire fence to meet Maldonado, covering him and boarding the front Helicopter came to meet him. "

Jack was stunned for a while after hearing this, "Why does it feel like filming a movie? The plan is very thorough and the time arrangement is perfect. This is obviously not something that can be achieved by just relying on the cooperation of a prison guard."