[Comprehensive British and American] Righteousness without haze

Well... Hansen rubbed his nose, and then he remembered that the forensic doctor in front of him was also a eccentric person.

In the end, the author who was caught in the library was released, but the good news is that they still got the next clue, except for Jack the Ripper, the author's next content is the Black Dahlia, which is also A case with bad repercussions and a murderer who vanished like Jack the Ripper.

But in fact, even if the criminals in these two cases were not caught in the end, it does not mean that the imitators would not be caught, let alone that the reason why the murderer could not be caught at that time was largely due to the The conditions for solving the case were too backward, but now it is different.

If the prisoner is really the author's reader, then his imitation object will be the murderer of the Black Dahlia. From the details of the author's works that are so detailed that they can almost teach people to commit crimes, the next chapter The case is also a lot more convenient, not to mention that the content of his writing before that was Jack the Ripper, which can be used as material for criminals to commit crimes.

However, the little doctor with brown hair questioned this.

"According to the survey, the audience of works with this kind of content tends to be teenagers, or even children whose three views have not yet formed. They account for most of the proportion, and the bruises on the victim's neck are obviously from a A burly and strong person, this is the same as the original case, if a person who is not in shape wants to restore this trace, it will be different." Reid still held the real Jack the Ripper information in one hand, His face was serious.

"And you still can't deny the fact that adult psychopaths are a small part of them." Noel raised his eyes and looked at the doctor, "All the details in that book have been meticulously restored, which is a little bit more powerful. It proves what he has read, and shows that his technique is very steady, he is very calm, and the prisoner even obviously got the pleasure of committing a crime for the first time, but it is not in the gushing state, otherwise he will tremble, but if With a second offence, he's not going to be as meticulous."

"He may also be a well-built minor." The black-haired profiler tilted his head and shrugged, but did not insist on his theory, "or he just looked up all of this by himself, but there is another The question is very important."

The young man with green irises continued on his own: "Whether he is a reader or not, he didn't need to name Henry or even me."

"He's a copycat with anti-social personality, and he's spent his energy tracking down and understanding Dr. Morgan." The officer with a calm and serious face said this, and his eyes fell on the youngest agent in the whole team, the one on the right The eyebrows raised slightly, "Then I found you by the way."

The dark-skinned man on the side raised his hands. Given the commonness of the surname Morgan, he didn't pay attention to the fact that he had the same surname as the forensic doctor, and he seemed to see something else in his eyes, "So, in his eyes Come on, Noel has something in common with Henry that catches his attention?"

So the little doctor gave a kind of understanding and sympathetic eyes to the juniors around him as if he felt the same way, and reasoned: "In this way, the prisoner is also likely to be a member of the forensic office, which satisfies the crime method. conditions and the conditions under which Morgan found Noel."

"If you want to say that there is something special about coming to the New York Police Department that day..." Noel touched his chin with his hand, and fell into a short thought, "I used apparition, a function similar to teleportation, and Henry . . . actually I kind of doubt he's going to live longer than the average person, but I'm not sure yet."

Hearing this, Bau's Morgan blinked, and then the little doctor broke the unscientific direction of the discussion, "Actually, you have another very obvious thing in common."

Seeing everyone looking at him, Reid blinked his eyes as if he didn't understand that such an obvious thing would go unnoticed, "Britain, gentlemen. Dr. Morgan is British, and so is Noel, and You have not deliberately changed your accent and behavior."

"Adela is also British." Upon hearing this, Agent Morgan added: "Jack the Ripper is also British."

"So it's possible that the prisoner is an Englishman or someone who...has a passion for Britain?" Hodge turned to look at Rhett, "How many Englishmen are there in New York?"

The doctor who was questioned recalled it a bit, showing a not-so-relaxed expression, "There are more than 5500 million Irish descendants in the United States; more than 5000 million English descendants..."

Morgan stopped the doctor from reciting the data, with a helpless expression on his forehead, "I know what you mean."

It doesn't count at all.

Breaking down the focus of being caught up in the UK is the oldest senior, Gideon offers another perspective: "Why can't we speculate that there is more than one person involved?"

"Yes, the murderer who killed Mary was one person, but the person who sent the heart by name...or instructed the prisoner to send the heart, can be another person, isn't it?" Bau's chief profiler explained, looking at himself After scanning the body of his colleagues, he continued: "There is no doubt that the murderer has a very obvious sense of pleasure in killing victims, and he is addicted to the pleasure of killing and blood, but he does not eagerly desire other people's emotions. Why does he Will notice people who have nothing to do with the target?"

He finally concluded: "He killed for his own desire, not for others."

This speculation seems to have opened up a new way of thinking, and Hodge refined it a bit, "It's his first time committing a crime, and he is only devoted to the pleasure of fantasy coming true, not to mention knowing the information about Henry and Noel. When he committed the crime much earlier, if Henry had been seeing him often because he had been staying in New York, but Noel hadn't, then after a long time, he would remember that Henry was normal, but he remembered that he only met once and even had no specific information. Noel, who doesn’t know anything, is not so reasonable.”

So there must be other reasons, but a prisoner who is devoted to the pleasure of killing is unlikely to have any other reasons, so it is very normal to guess that there is another person.

"So, for the sake of this guy who is hiding behind the scenes and is very likely to be the leader, I should still have a good talk with that forensic doctor?" the wizard with short black hair asked, and his crossed legs returned to a more serious some postures.

Talk about what kind of guy would be after two people who barely had anything to do with each other.

The discussion of the case was suspended when the detective knocked on the door. Before Noel got an answer, they received a message from the New York Police Department: "Second case."

Not so unexpectedly, the murderer's second imitation object is the black dahlia, and even foretells the imitation object of his next crime: the Boston murderer.

"It looks very arrogant." The profilers who came to McGregor Park where the body was found just overheard the police detective... To be precise, it was Henry and Lucas' discussion about the murderer's choice of the next crime. .

To be on the safe side, the police officers have monitored the fan page of the released author, and the forensic doctor is putting down the nylon stockings picked up by tweezers... Yes, the trailer found in the body, the Boston perpetrator is a pervert who used stockings as a murder weapon ... came to the deep footprints.

"This is not the first scene of the crime, and the footprints dragging the corpse will be very deep." The detectives followed the forensic doctor to see the footprints, and the group made the same judgment: "This is the murderer's footprints."

Hansen, who opened his mouth at the back and was about to speak, shut his mouth immediately, swallowing the words "this may not be left by the murderer" exhausted.

So the ginkgo leaves, which were very obvious on the footprints, were also picked up, and the forensic doctor's complexion improved a lot, because important clues were found.This leaf is too conspicuous. The murderer committed the crime at night, or the clues left on purpose. Of course, the time issue can also be found from the corpse, so the focus is on another one.

"There are no ginkgo trees in McGregor Park." Henry looked at the leaves picked up by wearing gloves, as if he knew the question that the police detective was going to ask behind, with a smile on the corner of his mouth, and he spoke like this.

And the brown-haired doctor is obviously not someone who would ask such questions, he even explained the real location of the leaves after Mr. Forensic Doctor's explanation: "Carol's Garden."

"That's right." Doctor Morgan nodded, affirming Reid's statement. Under such conditions, everyone knew the approximate location of the murderer, and the arc of the forensic doctor's mouth widened a lot, "Brooklyn."

Not long after, the police received a message from the surveillance fan page, and a capable female police detective stepped forward: "Now there are 20 fans claiming to be the perpetrators of Black Dahlia."

"What about the ones in Brooklyn?"

After the special operations team opened the door violently, Noel followed the people in front into the suspect's home, and saw the man using the computer quickly pinned to the ground, but Hansen received a message that the suspect was still typing on the computer. information.

Letting the police go upstairs to search for another possible suspect, the black-haired and green-eyed profiler knelt down to observe the suspect on the ground who still had a panicked and confused expression on his face, and tilted his head expressionlessly. He stared at the other party breaking out of cold sweat under the pressure of such gaze and asked what he was doing. After the policemen came down with the thin teenager, he showed a slight smile and stood up.

The scene returned to the interrogation room again, and Martinez was still in charge of the interrogation. The difference was that this time there were two suspects, and the adult one was not yet his turn.

"Shouldn't the prisoner be that kid? We saw that he left a message on the fan page." Hansen asked, this time without questioning the other party's meaning, "Any other questions?"

Hearing this, the young man turned his head to look at him, not as indifferent as last time, and smiled rarely, "But I think his father is also very problematic."

Facing such a face with delicate features, he suddenly smiled, even without any warmth and tenderness, the unsuspecting police officer still felt as if he had been hit hard—he now understood Lucas’s intentions. I'm in a bad mood, this is simply a killer weapon, it's really unscientific for a man.

The author has something to say: When I was writing about Brooklyn, it was such a drama. I always thought of the American team qaq