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Chapter 186 - 149: Locking on the Culprit, Making a Bet_2

Chapter 186: Chapter 149: Locking on the Culprit, Making a Bet_2

Brian was a man who got things done by being paid.

He had to consider Rajag.

Another reason was to rule out other possible criminal suspects.

Of course, the recent inspiration was very helpful.

At least after determining the murder weapon and methods used by the killer, Brian was certain that the killer was a member of the vice squad.

There were only a few officers in charge of this area.

With the answer in hand, finding clues and pinpointing the killer had become easy.

...

Twenty minutes later.

Two cars hurriedly arrived at Brian’s location.

Rajag, team leader of the C5 group, brought three team members and excitedly said to Brian who was waiting on the street, "Brian, where’s the killer?"

Brian replied solemnly, "No rush, he can’t escape. Rajag, first tell me the results of the overtime investigation your team conducted."

Rajag nodded, "We investigated the cases involving prostitutes in Los Angeles over the past few years, based on the lead you provided. We found a similar case more than three years ago, using almost the same method of crime, but the frequency of the crimes wasn’t high, about once every two weeks, and it wasn’t transparent tape, but plastic bags..."

Hearing ’plastic bags’, Green looked at Brian.

Brian had just used a plastic bag during a crime scene simulation on an unfortunate robber, mimicking the crime process with one hundred percent realism.

Rajag continued, "At that time, the case was handled by the third squadron of the Detective Bureau. They were in the same situation as us, finding no useful clues. Later, the criminal disappeared, he stopped committing crimes, and after investigating for a period, the case was archived."

Saying this, he looked at Brian and slapped his pistol on his waist, "Hearing you want to catch the killer, I even brought out the ’Goodness’ gun, which I haven’t used for years, buddy. Where is he? I can’t wait to see him!"

Brian shrugged, "I’m not sure yet, but you should investigate the vice squad officers on duty in the district of that case a few years ago and also investigate those in this area. If anyone is the same in both, that’s our suspect."

Saying this, he took out the blood-stained flashlight and shared his earlier findings.

Rajag, looking at the blood-stained flashlight, was excited yet exasperated, "Then we’ll need to go to the bureau to retrieve the personnel transfer files from a few years ago and now. Why didn’t you say it over the phone? It would have been more efficient."

"You guys wouldn’t have rushed out, how else would we alert the killer and reduce our workload?"

Due to its nature, in addition to regular shifts, the vice squad often scheduled officers to patrol and generate revenue from the afternoon until midnight, and also arrange for officers to be on duty.

With so many prostitutes victimized in the past two days, they were under great pressure, certainly always monitoring the movements of the C5 team members.

A female member behind Rajag raised a question, "What if the killer commits crimes across jurisdictions?"

Brian grinned,

"As for committing crimes across jurisdictions, it’s possible, but unlikely. Commuting, selecting crime targets, gathering intelligence on targets, and leaving after the crime, all these are challenges.

If the killer did this, it would increase the risk of exposure,

Furthermore, as a law enforcement officer, he is well aware of the police’s investigation habits, so when committing crimes, he naturally has a sense of superiority.

Choosing his familiar territory not only facilitates the crime but also allows him to keep tabs on the police’s investigation efforts, so I don’t think he would commit crimes across different areas."

Hearing Brian’s explanation, the female team member nodded.

Indeed.

She felt that the somewhat famous Brian was very sharp and knowledgeable about criminal thinking; no wonder he had solved three cases in one day.

Seeing no objections from the C5 group members,

Brian checked the time on his phone, "Whether or not the criminal commits crimes across jurisdictions, we’ll find out when we go back, it’s almost 10 o’clock, let’s go back and see who’s absent, maybe we can wrap this case up before midnight."

"Alright, Brian, the confidence in your voice has given me a lot of confidence. I’m glad I turned to you in desperation."

Rajag waved to his subordinates.

A group of people, three cars, headed back to the district station.

The vice squad’s office was there too.

...

This time Brian didn’t drive himself; Green did.

Green seemed somewhat excited.

Watching Boss Brian talk confidently in front of another team leader and members, as Brian’s subordinate, he also felt a sense of pride.

He couldn’t help but look at Brian expectantly, "Boss Brian, I feel like I’ve been improving rapidly recently, increasingly getting into the mindset of solving cases, my mom was right, choosing is more important than striving."

Listening to Green’s flattery, Brian couldn’t help but laugh, "Your mom seems to have a lot of wisdom about life."

"Yes, she guides the direction of my life, she’s the most important person to me."

Saying this, Green curiously asked, "Boss Brian, if you’re so brilliant at solving cases, why did you initially join the Forensic Bureau? I believe you would have probably done even better if you had joined the police force."

To be honest,

After being in team B6 for so long, he hadn’t seen any stunning show of skill by Brian in autopsies,

At least not as impressive as when Boss Brian solved cases.

"Solving cases..."

Brian stroked his chin,

It seemed he had indeed become increasingly skilled.

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