Legendary FBI Detective

 Chapter 623 Talent Center, Suspect

The elevator slowly went up. When he heard Michelle's question, Luo An's eyes flashed with an imperceptible light. Instead of answering her question, he patted her shoulder and said with a smile:

“Mona is investigating the suspicious black man, and just now the Trace Inspection Section also found clues related to the bomb maker.

 When they are caught, we should be able to know the truth about this case. "

"All right."

 Michelle nodded, and the elevator door opened quickly. Luo An and the two walked into the corridor and quickly returned to Investigation Team 13 to start checking for information.

The afternoon passed in the blink of an eye. The next morning, the detectives walked into the conference room and began to analyze and integrate the clues found in their hands.

 The detectives sat down at the long table in the conference room. Luo An first turned his attention to Lacey. Lacey spread her hands and said helplessly:

“The $100 that the suspicious black man paid to the courier Ham Mark didn’t actually buy alcohol at all, but spent it on a woman in the bar.

 I found the woman, but that woman served several men yesterday, and the money she earned was used by her to buy food, etc., so I couldn’t investigate further. "

Roan’s mouth twitched. Winslow’s eyes widened and he said in disbelief:

“The whole time from the time the courier Ham Mark entered the bar, to seeing the news, to finally running away, was less than fifteen minutes. Where did he have the time to find a woman?”

“No, you got the sequence of things wrong. Ham-Mark entered the bar, first saw the woman, then saw the news, and finally ran away.”

 In March last year, Carlton, the victim in this case, had a debate with people from the organization, and Adam also participated. Carlton was eventually rendered speechless by the argument. "

  “…”xN

The conference room was quiet. Mona covered her eyes and didn't want to speak. Winslow and Chenelle were trembling. Michelle was expressionless and silently poured a cup of coffee for Luo An.

 Luo An nodded and then asked:

 Chenelle handed the folder in front of her to Roan, then looked at Mona and said:

 “I told Mona the situation, and let her talk about the next thing.”

 “Three reasons.”

 Chenier and Winslow found several surveillance videos yesterday, which showed Adam Avalos smashing the door of the NRA (Rifle Alliance) with eggs and other materials more than once.

 But a month ago, Adam Avalos suddenly stopped these activities.

 Lacie corrected Winslow's words, then spread her hands and smiled:

“So, being fast is sometimes a strength, and it is very useful at critical moments.”

  “Very normal.”

 Surveillance video showed that shortly after his sister's death, Adam Avalos went to Carlton's residence to throw garbage, curse, etc., and behaved quite crazy.

 "Chanelle, Winslow, how's your investigation going?"

Mona nodded, typed on the keyboard a few times, showed the laptop screen to everyone, and introduced:

Mona opened two surveillance videos and showed them to everyone, explaining:

“First, Adam Avalos had a biological sister who died in a street robbery three months ago. The murderer shot her to death with a black gun and has not been caught so far.

Luo An threw the folder in his hand to Lacey, asked her to be quiet for a while, and then asked:

 “We found a very suspicious guy.”

Third, I found another surveillance video, located near the victim Carlton’s apartment.

 Second, since this incident, Adam Avalos has become more radical and crazily opposed to gun owners.

“Everyone, the man with obvious mixed-race features in the photo is named Adam Avalos. He is 31 years old, works in a restaurant, and is a member of an anti-gun organization in upstate New York.

 “OK.”

 “Why doubt this Adam-Avalos?”

Lacie looked at Adam’s identity information and said:

“Data shows that Adam never even went to high school, how can he be more eloquent than Carlton, who graduated from a certain Ivy League university?”

I checked his bank account, and the records show that he withdrew all the thousands of dollars in his account during those days. "

"not only that."

As soon as Mona finished speaking, Winslow handed Luan a folder and said solemnly:

“Chynielle and I also found out that Adam Avalos had taken out a usurious loan of US$50,000, which was stipulated to be repaid within one month.

Now that one month has passed, the loan shark company is frantically looking for Adam Avalos, but cannot find him at all. Later, the loan shark company wanted to take away Adam's house, but found out that Adam had mortgaged his house to the bank and borrowed US$100,000 from the bank. "

“A person who has no worries and cannot find the murderer of his sister, who resents the proliferation of guns and makes money everywhere..."

Looking at the information in the folder, Luo An narrowed his eyes slightly, thought for a few seconds, looked up at Winslow, and asked:

“Can the specific time or place of Adam’s disappearance be found?”

Winslow shook his head and replied:

“Adam was last seen a week ago buying some food in a supermarket.

This guy completely lost track of him later, and even the loan shark company couldn't be found. "

Luo An closed the folder, and there were indeed many talents in the Federation. He then turned his eyes to Mona and asked:

“How is the investigation going on that suspicious black man?”

 “I’ve found him!”

Mona raised the corner of her mouth slightly, quickly tapped the keyboard a few times, displayed a photo of a black young man with a big nose, and introduced:

“Hashim Ridder is 36 years old and unemployed, or I can’t find his occupation.

This guy has never paid taxes, and the savings in his bank account have just reached the tax threshold. "

Luo An nodded and his expression remained unchanged. Black people at the bottom rarely use bank accounts or checks for transactions. They are more accustomed to using cash.

This is a legacy of federal history, such as the Black Panther Party incident decades ago, in which many leaders of the organization were executed, assassinated, or imprisoned for long periods of time.

Much of the “evidence” comes from banks, so the black people at the bottom have since then begun to use cash to live, trade, or do things.

Luo An thought for a while and asked:

 “Can this Hashem-Reed know how to make a bomb?”

 “He hasn’t even finished elementary school, he definitely won’t.”

Mona shook her head, then she tapped the keyboard a few times, brought up a photo of another middle-aged black man, and said:

 “But this guy definitely does.

His name is Elaine Reed, 50 years old this year, and was once one of the few knowledgeable senior members of a black gang.

The black gang was dismantled more than 20 years ago. Elaine Reed began to sit in prison when she was less than 30 years old and was only released eight months ago.

Hashem-Reed and Elaine-Reed were related, so after Elaine was released from prison, she lived with Hashem. "

Luo An raised his eyebrows and asked:

 “What’s the name of that prison?”

 “The name of the prison is not important.”

Mona smiled, she found a file and showed it to Luo An, saying:

“The important thing is that the 50-year-old Elaine Reed is in the same prison as the 35-year-old Luca Kuers who was detected by Luo An in the trace inspection department yesterday.

Not only that, the two cells were also very close to each other, with only a few rooms in between. "

“That’s why I say that prison is the real center for talent exchange.”

Luo An put the photo aside casually, smiled and said:

“People who are fifty years old can make money and support themselves by relying on the skills they have learned when they come out of it.”

“It’s just that the method of making money is somewhat illegal.”

 Lacie grinned and asked:

 “What to do next?”

 “It’s very simple, arrest people!”

 (End of this chapter)