[Zhongyingmei] That snake

"Kenny Diner, who visited here six years ago, is a student of Johns Hopkins University." Olive handed Hannibal all the information Garcia could find.

"Six years ago," Hannibal said with surprise in his voice, "I'm sorry, it's a long time ago, I need to find my files."

"no problem."

Hannibal invited the two of them to sit down temporarily, and walked into another room by himself.

Oliver squinted his eyes, he figured Hannibal needed more than just the paperwork.

"It's been a long time." After Hannibal came out of the room and carefully closed the wooden door, he had already adjusted his cuffs, put on a dark suit jacket, and held a brown paper file bag in his hand.

After Hnibal handed the file bag to Hotch, he turned and walked back to his desk, with his head down, as if unintentionally straightening the pencil and scalpel next to the sketch paper. "After I read the documents, I have some impression of him."

"Late stage of depression," Oliver looked at the illness written in the information, well, although depression is indeed a very dangerous illness, compared with the psychopaths that BAU encounters on weekdays, it is really not enough.

"Yes," Hannibal nodded slightly, "before he came to me for medical treatment, his parents died in a plane crash, and his friend and classmate also disappeared.

I think Detective Williams should know something about him. Kenny is very introverted and shy. Apart from his family, his social circle is very narrow, and he is only interested in some medical issues. His only confidant is at this time After leaving, under the double blow, he suffered from depression, which was severe and in urgent need of treatment. "

"Kenny mentioned me to you." Oliver found something wrong with Hannibal's words.

"Yes." Hannibal laughed suddenly, leaning forward, resting his elbows on the table, clasping his fingers with a hint of aggression, "Speaking of which, when I first met Agent Williams, I thought The name sounds familiar, and now I remember that Kenny mentioned you.

He mentioned you, even, admired you very much.He was always telling me how ingenious your paper was, and I suggested he come to you, maybe it would help his mental state, but he refused. "

"Can you tell me the treatment plan you gave in the end?" Hotch asked.

"I prescribed some antidepressant drugs for him, and at the same time suggested that he find some things he likes to do, such as the medical research he liked before, or find someone to accompany him.

His condition recovered quickly, and after about three months, her depression had returned to a mild level, which ended my doctor-patient relationship with him. "

"Did he tell you where he was going?"

Hannibal shook his head "Is there a problem with that?"

"He got married six years ago, and has disappeared since then. At the same time, we guess that he has indeed gone to do his favorite medical research." Oliver's tone was unconsciously sarcasm.

Hannibal was silent for a while, and the smile on the corner of his mouth was suppressed, "He didn't tell me what research he was passionate about, but he did always mention one of your articles, if I remember correctly, about the resurrection of the dead. "

Oliver rubbed the space between his brows, why didn't he remember that he had written such a metaphysical thing before?

"In technical terms, it's the recovery of dead cells," Hannibal reminds.

"Oliver?" Hotch looked at him suspiciously.

"Let me think about it, Aaron." Oliver waved his hand, "I think I might have written something like this, but it's just a random guess.

Dr. Lecter, you used to be a surgeon. You should understand that the human body can create new cells, but it can never revive dead cells. It seems that there is no perpetual motion machine in the world, and the conservation of mass must follow the direction. ’ Oliver shook his head.

"But Kenny may have gotten some inspiration from this article of yours. He highly respects your ideas. However, Agent Williams, you are so sure about denying your past conjectures. Apart from theoretical basis, is there any practical proof? ?”

"I thought the theoretical basis was enough. So no." Oliver raised his forehead with some headaches.In fact, he did experiment. After all, it was a very simple experiment for him to separate a single cell and stimulate it from various possible situations through the mutant ability, but it turned out that his conjecture was not established.

But this question, of course, he can't say it.

"Dr. Lecter, did Kenny tell you about any places he particularly likes, or his style of living?"

Hannibal tilted his head and thought for a moment, "No, but Kenny did mention that he likes quiet places. But it won't help his depression treatment, so I suggested he make more friends, I wonder if he listened? "

Hope he doesn't, a Kenny is tricky enough, if he has a friend, it's really... If they act together, it's fine, if like-minded but separate, there are bound to be more victims.

"Doctor Lecter." Oliver said, "Do you know what Kenny's middle name, HHH, means?"

He pointed to the information on his hand, the medical records should have recorded Kenny's personal information in great detail, but his legal name does not have the middle name HHH.

"This name comes from his wife. That lady is also my patient. Kenny used this name as his middle name. He must love this lady very much." A scarlet light flashed in Hannibal's eyes, as if It was an experienced cat stretching out its paws to frighten the little mouse in front of it.

HHH

In fact, when Oliver saw these three letters put together, the first thought that popped into his mind was—hahaha.

But the number of victims made it hard for him to laugh at all.

"Thank you for your cooperation," Hotch stood up, buttoning his suit.

"This is what I should do." Hannibal sent the two to the door, watched the two agents go away before closing the door himself.

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Hotch watched Oliver come out of Hannibal's house and kept his head deep in thought. If Hotch hadn't been walking beside him, he might have slammed into the roadside trees while walking.

Hotch knew something was brewing in Oliver's mind, and he waited for Oliver to speak.

"Hotch, my conjecture back then was recorded in a relatively private notebook, and they shouldn't have seen it."

"Is that notebook still there?"

Oliver stopped in his tracks, "I couldn't find it a long time ago."

Looks like these two took his notebook

"The things recorded in that notebook are not important, and I have entered them into the computer. I didn't pay much attention when I couldn't find them.

We previously speculated that the three displayed bones were the successful products of the experiment, but this experiment is impossible to succeed. "

Oliver is very puzzled now, Kenny is not a fool, he did not spend money in entering Stanford like Johns Hopkins University, not to mention that he has enough talent to have the opportunity to spend money.

How can such a person not know that such a vision is impossible to realize.

"There are some reasons why he feels he can achieve what he envisions."

Hotch grabbed Oliver, who was leaning to one side again.

"Oh, thank you."

"He believes in the idea either because he believes in you," Hotch glanced at Oliver, earning Oliver a blank, innocent look.

While it's good to be trusted, Oliver doesn't want to be trusted by a serial killer.

"Either he succeeded. That's why he keeps repeating the experiment, hoping to succeed again."

Is it because this is a super-English world?So are there so many freak scientists?But to say Kenny is a freak scientist is too much to think of him, and judging by what he does, he's nothing more than a butcher.

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After returning to the office, Hotch explained the problem to the team members.

"Regeneration of inactivated cells is of course impossible." Reid.I am very interested in this proposition, "From ancient times to the present, people's research on the resurrection of the dead or immortality can be classified as research on this issue, from alchemists in the Middle Ages in Europe to warlocks in the East, and the research on slowing down aging. All…"

Reid stopped abruptly, surprised that none of the crew interrupted him this time.

"Go on, Reid," Morgan said.

"Although those things in ancient times are useless, in modern times, some people have indeed researched ways to slow down aging. You can see that Captain America is still alive after being frozen for 70 years, and he has maintained his youthful appearance and beauty. physique,

I think it's not just the freezing that slows down metabolism, but also the body-enhancing potions he's injected.It is impossible for normal people or ordinary organisms to survive in the sub-zero freezing environment of the Arctic, because most of the organisms are water, and the water drops below absolute zero, and the volume will expand after freezing..."

"Okay, Reid stops here." Rossi stopped him from continuing.

"Oh," Reid shrank his shoulders and whispered, "I really should stop, you should all know these problems."

"So what makes him confident enough is not the theoretical knowledge proposed by Oliver, but the practical knowledge." Rossi said.

Oliver crossed his arms, "Brian, can you tell me the exact time of death of the corpse?"

Brian and Jimmy were sitting on the empty operating table, listening to the BAU people discussing the case, while talking about it like a cross talk.

Until he heard Oliver's request, Jimmy jumped off the operating table, and tugged Brian's sleeve, who hadn't reacted, telling him to get off the operating table quickly.

"No problem," Jimmy said, "the first body was seven years ago, the time of the second, the third, and then that..."

Jimmy stretched his eyebrows, and pointed to the woman's body that was scorched black by sulfuric acid, "It's hard to judge the timing of these three sentences, but it can be confirmed that they were killed at least five years ago."

"Barry Eaceley also disappeared five years ago," Prentiss said. "That is to say, since Barry Eaceley disappeared, he has not had any successful productions."