[Comprehensive] Lisa who loves nightmares

Booth asked a few more people and found that this was indeed the case. It seemed that the pastor here was very sympathetic to what happened to Lisa, so he declared this to everyone, and secretly took care of Lisa.The church even uses this 'saint' to expand believers and increase the influence of the region.Even the Holy Maiden who has the power of prophet returns to the feet of the Holy Father, why don't you come quickly?Evangelism like this is surprisingly effective.

Booth reported these situations back, and Professor Belen immediately notified Garcia of Bau to find possible suspects.

"I can imagine that she felt care and love when she came here after being excluded by others. She must really like the church and this small community."

Booth sighed.

"It's a pity that these trusts have blinded her reason. Even a three-year-old should know that she can't just go with someone she doesn't know!"

Professor Belen commented coldly, she was not happy that Lisa was so irrational.In fact, after a long time, she no longer hates Lisa, and even thinks that the little girl is a rare person who can keep up with her thinking.That is to say, judging by the IQ of Professor Belen, most of the children are unreasonable fish (idiots—goldfish have only a short memory, which is derived from this). After getting acquainted with Lisa, she found that Lisa is actually very smart. He is a rare kid with an online IQ who can occasionally communicate.That's why Lisa made such a 'low-level' mistake that she couldn't stand it.

"Yes, it's hard to imagine her going with someone she doesn't know."

Booth touched his chin talking to himself, and suddenly he thought of something.

"Maybe she really doesn't know this person, but she decides to go with him."

"What are you talking about?" Beren felt that Booth was talking stupidly.

"Remember, they said that this man was looking for the murderer of his daughter, and Lisa was regarded as a prophet in the church—"

Belen was surprised: "Wait, you mean——he approached Lisa and asked Lisa to help him find the murderer, and Lisa agreed?"

"She's a soft-hearted girl who won't leave anyone who asks her for help, just like you, Beren." Booth replied, "but she probably doesn't know that she is being used. If the kidnapper It's all true, and what he wants is anything other than a fair verdict."

He wanted to find the murderer, kill him, and kill him himself.

"We must find them quickly."

****

I must have lost my mind.

Thinking so, the man handed the ice cream to the child wearing a hat beside him.Then, he stepped on the accelerator and let the car slide past the door of the McDonald's drive-thru.

He recalled the scene when he saw the child. In fact, he didn't have a clear plan or premeditation, but he just felt that he should come, so he went to that church.Afterwards, he saw this child... Well, maybe he had premeditated subconsciously, otherwise he wouldn't have deliberately met her when no one else was around.

He actually wanted to ask a lot, but when he saw her, he thought of his own child.She is also so cute, with an indescribable wildness in her childish eyes.He thought of the little things about the child, and couldn't help but burst into tears.

"Dyourhelp, please. (I need your help, please)."

As a result, the child followed him without asking anything, which made him feel guilty.

What am I doing?What the hell am I going to do?

Maybe he already has the answer in his heart, but he still can't help asking himself this way.

"where are we going?"

The girl asked, there was no panic in her voice, maybe this is the fearlessness of the ignorant.

"Go to her, my child."

The man replied while looking at the receding scenery ahead.

"I want to take you to the place where she was killed. Whether it's the police or anyone, no one cares. To them, it's just a piece of paper, a piece of paper! She is my child!"

As he spoke, tears rolled down the man's eyes again, and he turned to look at the girl sitting in the co-pilot.

"You'll help me, won't you? Help me find them."

The girl looked back at him quietly, without answering.

"Please, no one can help me except you, no one."

"...don't cry (don't cry)," she looked up, and replied, "iwill help you (I will help you)."

The car drove to the wide road, leading to the endless wilderness.

An hour and a half later, Morgan, Callahan, and Booth had arrived.

"The surveillance video didn't capture the face, but the waiter at McDonald's saw the faces of him and the girl, and he took Lisa." Booth told the other two people at the scene.

Callahan nodded: "I will take him to sketch in the past, and compare it with the previous information-"

Booth reached out and handed them two leaflets: "We have already done it. Angela synthesized his appearance in 3D. At present, we can only use the media to find useful information."

"Cool," Morgan had to admit that the painting was quite good, "I think she and Garcia must have something to talk about."

"The surveillance camera took pictures of his license plate number, but the license plate of that car expired very early. The original owner bought the license plate together with the second-hand car in a flea market, and he didn't know how to circulate it. The case is irrelevant, our people are tracking the license plate - of course, we have given information to Miss Garcia over there, she is also tracking. But don't get your hopes up on this, many people who resell used cars don't do it Computer filing is just a paper transaction. Especially this kind of brand that has been canceled is illegal, and no record will be left."

Booth extinguished the newly ignited hope in Morgan's eyes, and he thought of everything Morgan thought of. Booth had been in charge of abduction cases before, so he was still very skilled in the investigation process of such cases.

"Both the surveillance video and the store staff showed that Lisa was sitting next to her. She didn't look frightened or worried, and she didn't seem to be under threat." Karahan frowned, "Lisa took the initiative to go with him."

"Sure enough, it meets the worst speculation."

At this moment, several people fell into a strange silence.

Based on what kind of psychology did Lisa go with the other party?They are completely incapable of reasoning and imagination.If it's a girl they don't know, they might think they were cheated or something, but they have all met Lisa and know her past experiences and encounters. It is impossible for such a child to walk with an outsider without vigilance, even if It is to help each other.There must be something that made her sure that the other party was telling the truth, and she had a reason to go.

"Although I think it's impossible, do you still remember the dream Lisa described?"

Callahan recalled that even after working as a psychologist for many years, the description still made her feet feel cold.

"Of course I do, oh, I wish I hadn't," Morgan replied, pursing his lips.

The most frightening thing is that most of the plots in the 'poetry'-like dream description have already been realized.All that's left is—

"holdthedeadthingcry (on the fifth night someone cries while holding a dead body). Is this what they're talking about?" Morgan asked.

"Deadthing? Isn't it a corpse or a deadbody?" Booth interrupted and asked. He didn't accept the case directly so he didn't know the details.

"I'm sure it's deadthing, wait a minute, she said it was deadthing, dead things...not necessarily human beings. Because the descriptions of the previous nights were all murders, we took it for granted that the description of the fifth night was the same. Take this sentence out, it’s actually quite strange, isn’t it? Is it possible that the dead thing Lisa mentioned is not a human being?” Karahan asked.

In this way, the direction of their investigation is completely wrong.

They have been looking for the family whose daughter died accidentally after they got married, because according to the man's self-report, his daughter was the victim.But what if that's not the case?

"There's only one way to find out," Morgan replied. "We've got to meet the guy."

Lisa's psychiatrist, the only person who knows the details of Lisa's dreams.

"Wait a minute, are you trying to find the whereabouts of this child based on a dream?" Booth said incredulously, "I admit that incredible things do happen in this world. But to find the real culprit based entirely on a fictional description, there is no Evidence of reality, and getting it wrong could cost us dearly."

The most serious price is that the investigation is misguided. In fact, the kidnapping has nothing to do with these things. Lisa was just kidnapped randomly.Delaying the rescue time will only put her in danger and may even be killed.

"You're right. We can't start with indirect evidence. Booth, please continue to look for her whereabouts with Dr. Belen from the on-site evidence. If you need any assistance, you can contact me and I will coordinate The bau headquarters will provide you with resources. Karahan, you go to the psychiatrist to find out the specific situation, and then follow up the investigation. I will follow up the whereabouts of the license plate. Since many documents are not in the database, I have to rely on manual inspection. Tsk , I really hope Rhett is here, I'll ask the boss if he can be recruited."

After Morgan finished speaking, he immediately contacted Bau. Of course, even if Rhett wanted to come over, he couldn't move instantly.But Morgan can bring a camera and transmit it directly to Reed over the Internet.In other words, he only needs to turn over the data page, which greatly saves time.However, when jj complained that his reading ability would plummet due to the convenience of Rhett, Morgan let out a guilty conscience. To be honest, which one of the other people in bau is not like this except him? It’s all because Rhett’s reading points are too high High, making them lazy.

Soon Rhett assisted Garcia in finding the circulation of the license plate.A forestry association in the state is the final destination of this license plate, which shows that the person using this car is related to the forestry association.