To survive [Quick Transmigration]

The world is changing.

With the development of science and technology, criminal investigation methods have been further improved.Whether it is fingerprint comparison, dna identification, facial recognition, psychological profiling, or character analysis, it has made case detection more standardized and easier than decades ago.

I would not say that solving crimes has become easier, but relatively speaking, it is indeed more difficult for criminals to escape the law than decades ago.

However, everything has pros and cons.The development of science and technology has brought a bright side, and the information society has also made "a certain type of people" more comfortable.

In this age of information technology, as long as your computer skills are good, I mean, good enough, you can do whatever you want.

You can create an identity that does not exist at all, modify personal information at will, manipulate other people's accounts, transfer property as long as you want, there is nothing you can't do.

At the same time, those criminals with really high IQs can hide themselves better in the information technology age.They hide in the network, and no one can easily find their traces, let alone handles.

What I want to say is such a criminal with extremely high computer technology and high IQ, Ian Sterling.

In fact, to this day, the FBI has not been able to determine whether Ian Sterling is his real name.In terms of faking his identity and hiding himself, he is more difficult to deal with than Frank Abagnale, who has been hailed as "the greatest deception artist of the 20th century".

We know what Abagnale Jr. did, and we can prove he did.As long as we catch him, we can prosecute him, put him in federal prison, but Ian Sterling is different.

Regarding Sterling, we clearly understand that he is connected to many cases, yes, we know it well.He taught the prisoners how to commit crimes, how to deal with the scene, clean up the evidence that revealed their identity, and even told the prisoners what to do to be more beneficial to themselves in the prosecution and judgment.

He is good at amplifying negative emotions in people's hearts, provoking and abetting crimes, although we know this, and there are many prisoners who have been in prison for 2 years and admit that "I cannot complete (referring to crimes) without Sterling."Unfortunately, we did not have strong evidence for this.

Sterling protected himself tightly under the cover of the network, as if weaving a big web like a spider, but he hid himself behind the scenes, you mean Moriarty? Well, there is a bit of similarity, I can only say that there is a bit.Unlike Moriarty, who does it for profit or anything else, Sterling does not enjoy the pleasure of seducing and manipulating others. His motivation, in a sense, is quite pure.

It's also pretty scary.

- "FBI Behavioral Analysis Director Jason Harris on Ian Sterling's Memories"

United States, Virginia, Quantico.

In the Behavior Analysis Team, the team members are discussing the case that just ended not long ago.Keno Bennett, who had just returned from prison, pushed the door in. Supervisor Jason Harris saw him and asked aloud, "What did Griffin say?"

"He admitted that he was mentored during the crime and was happy to provide information about mentors in order to reduce the sentence, but he didn't know much." The young detective with short black hair pushed his glasses," Griffin said' The mentor' contacted him by email, and the mentor also helped him a lot during the escape, telling him which road to drive to get rid of the police car and so on."

"Griffin still has time to check emails while driving?" Hearing his words, Melinda Jones, the only female detective in the team, couldn't help questioning.

"I heard from Griffin that the other party was talking to him online while driving." Seeing the eyes of the team members suddenly light up, Jino shrugged helplessly and said coldly, "It's a pity that the other party didn't really Instead of a voice dialogue, it uses Google to read it automatically."

"Ha, it's really cautious." Randall Jeffrey frowned, "So, we still don't have any information about this unknown Mr. mentor? Damn, this is the first few days that guy participated Is there a case?"

"The prisoners caught recently are basically related to the 'mentor'." Gino subconsciously answered Randall's question, "However, it can't be said that there is no information at all. Griffin said that the 'mentor' followed A 'knight' codenamed 'Diarmuid'."

"Diarmuid Odina?" Melinda has read the myths and legends of various countries, and she is no stranger to this hero in Celtic mythology. "So does our mentor call himself Finn? But Dilu Mudo ended up betraying Finn because of Princess Granny"

"It's because of Geis." The equally knowledgeable Edgar Bradley quickly realized the problem, "Maybe our instructor is not a 'Mr.'."

"You mean, Princess Granny?" Melinda looked at Kino and asked, "What else did Griffin say?"

She wanted more information so she could further analyze the mentor.

"No more," Gino said regretfully.

"Find the 'mentor' as soon as possible. The existence of the 'mentor' has brought great uncertainty to the analysis of the crime." Director Jason ended this discussion, "Just received the notice that we are going to Los Angeles, Amanda Taylor is dead."

At 5:17 on the evening of May 19, Amanda Taylor was found dead at her home in Kimberlyton.

Amanda Taylor is a very popular actress. Her series of movies "Miss Lydia" are very popular, and each of them has made investors a lot of money.Amanda Taylor has fans all over the world and was selected as one of the "100 Most Influential People in America".She was the darling of the media, making headlines for any piece of news, let alone her death.

Considering the influence of Amanda Taylor and the possible large amount of exposure and public pressure in the future, lapd (Los Angeles Police Department) chose to ask the fbi for help, hoping that the behavior analysis team can help solve the case.

California, Los Angeles City.

"Hi, I'm Pearson who is in charge of this case." Police Officer Pearson is a white man about 35 years old. After seeing the behavior analysis team, he extended his hand and shook Jason very friendly, "Thank you s arrival."

"I'm Jason Harris." Jason quickly withdrew his right hand, "Is the first person still alive? We want to talk to him."

"The first person who discovered the body was Amanda's neighbor, Ian Bruce, and he should still be at home." Pearson said here, with a rather ugly look on his face, "Ian is the younger brother of the Bruce family. A very nice young man, but what about his brother Brian, you know, who lives in Kimberleyton?"

Kimberlyton is one of the well-known wealthy areas in Los Angeles. It is conceivable that this neighbor of Amanda Taylor is also rich in assets.Jason understood what Pearson meant, and it was probably because the person who first discovered it—perhaps his brother—was not cooperative enough.

But whether they cooperate or not, they must talk to the first discoverer.

"Let's split up. Me, Melinda, and Edgar will go to the scene of the crime. Gino and Randall will go to meet our first discoverer. Do you understand?" After arriving in Kimberlyton's residential area, Jay Sen quickly assigned the task.

Neither Gino nor Randall had any objection to this. When the other three went to the crime scene, Gino and Randall came to another villa not far from the crime scene.

Standing outside the gate, one can see that the Bruce family has a very well-kept small garden. Apart from the usual tables and chairs, there is also a rattan chair swing set up in a very emotional way.Considering that the other party might not be so easy to talk to and that Randall had a sharper appearance, the work of ringing the doorbell was handed over to Gino, who was wearing glasses.

In fact, Jino is not short-sighted at all, and he only wears flat glasses to make himself look more gentle and elegant.

Compared with Randall's tall and muscular figure, Gino belongs to the thin type, and he can barely pretend to be a "weak nerd" with glasses-this image is undoubtedly more reassuring and unguarded, although occasionally he has some mobility problems, But it is quite useful in many occasions.

"Good day, gentlemen." A young male voice sounded from the loudspeaker next to the doorbell, "What's the matter?"

"FBI," Kino took out his ID from his pocket and held it up to the camera, "We want to ask Mr. Ian Bruce a few questions."

"Ah, okay."

Following the young man's words, the door slowly opened.Gino and Randall walked in along the cobblestone path, through the small garden, and the three-story building was in sight.Randall looked at the small rectangular swimming pool in front of the villa, and couldn't help raising his eyebrows: "What's the point of swimming in such a small place?"

"Swimming alone is enough." Kino pushed his glasses, "Anyway, you can swim back and forth."

The conversation between the two FBI agents did not last long. The inner door of the villa was pushed open, and a young man about six feet (about 183cm) walked out.

He was dressed in a white shirt and black trousers. His pale golden half-length hair was curled and loosely tied with a hair tie, which looked exceptionally shiny in the sun.When he got closer, he realized that the young man had a pair of light blue-gray eyes, as pure and clear as crystal.

"I'm Ian Bruce." The young man showed a friendly smile to Kino and Randall, "If you have any questions, let's talk in the garden!"