Chapter 660： No one can let me do multiple choice questions

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In the Federation, when something happens, the first thing to do is not to stop the loss in time, but to find someone who can take the blame in time, and try not to put the blame on your head as much as possible.

This time is no exception.

but……

Beckett frowned: "How could the mayor suddenly..."

After all, the Peerless Assassin didn't just appear today.

The unparalleled assassin has been famous for a long time.

George put away his phone and looked at Beckett: "What's so confusing, this time, it's their aorta."

In a word.

In the past, the unparalleled assassins killed people, but they killed people who, in the eyes of some people, could not care, so those people could turn a blind eye.

But this time?

Cut down to someone who can really call the shots.

This is not.

Although the notice of the unparalleled assassin just came down, the group of people who really made the call already felt the same way, who made Arthur Keys one of them.

It could be Arthur Keyes today, and it could be him tomorrow.

obviously.

People who have this idea think that they are guilty, but the law cannot judge them. After all, the laws and rules are made by them.

Right now, someone has rewritten a set of laws and rules, and these laws and rules can judge them.

Can they not panic?

The most important thing.

They couldn't show it yet, what if they jumped too happily and were noticed by the unparalleled assassins, so this group of people chose to support Arthur Keys silently behind the scenes.

On the surface, this order, it seems, was negotiated with Ms. Casey after Arthur Case went to the mayor's office.

Actually?

It was the result of the fact that the group led by Arthur Keyes claimed to be the real masters of the Federation, or rather, the real protagonists of New York City.

Ms. Casey had one meaning in her conversation with George just now.

You, George, are solely responsible for this matter. Likewise, if you can't catch the Wushuang Assassin, or, in other words, let the Wushuang Assassin succeed, then you must bear the blame.

Beckett frowned. "What now?"

George didn't speak, but looked at the name on the sin notice in his hand, and then looked around.

"Notice, found at Case Trust Bank?"

"……right."

Beckett nodded and looked at George: "Did you think of anything?"

George shook his head, put the crime notice in his hand into the evidence bag, and then said to Beckett: "This is a bank, a bank, any case involving a bank is a federal case, right."

Beckett was stunned at first, and then his eyes lit up.

George wrote the number on the evidence bag, called a police officer, and sent him to the forensic department for identification as soon as possible. Then he walked out of the bank and looked at the reporters who were squatting outside the cordon. He turned his head and said to Beckett: "The banking case, that's a federal case, that's a federal case, that's an FBI thing, call the FBI and ask if they're interested in taking this case."

Beckett was slightly taken aback when he heard George's words.

Hand over the case to others?

These words, no matter how you look at them, don't look like what George said.

George seemed to understand Beckett's eyes and said, "You know, what is the biggest insight I have when I go to New Jersey this time?"

talking.

George didn't wait for Beckett to answer, but said to himself: "That is, don't leave your choice to others."

He's not stupid.

George thought he was a little bit dead at best.

but……

Counting on George to be able to watch the big pot on his head, and he won't make any movement, it means that everyone doesn't understand him, just like when the textile factory case was at that time.

At that time, the mayor also gave George full responsibility for arresting the Wushuang assassin. If the arrest was unsuccessful, George would take the blame.

But what was the result?

While George insists on upholding law and justice, there is another thing that makes George more concerned.

his family.

Helen, Gwen, Andy, three little transparent!

George is willing to give his life to uphold law and justice, and is willing to give his life for his family.

but……

This premise is voluntary.

If one day, someone forces him to volunteer, then George's principles will be loosened.

Just like the last textile mill incident.

The mayor forced George to choose one, either to arrest the Wushuang assassin or take the blame. George chose to form an alliance with Ms. Casey, the current mayor, and let the mayor take the blame.

This time?

"what?"

In the evening, Locke and Gwen returned to the apartment, and when they heard at the dining table, George said lightly that after transferring the case to the FBI, he was a little surprised: "This case...not to the FBI."

George looked at Locke: "Any case involving a bank falls under the jurisdiction of the FBI."

Locke and Gwen looked at each other.

Gwen also felt a little bit of magic, the most important thing is that if George didn't get involved in this case, how would she get information: "Dad, don't you hate it, people from the FBI came to rob your case? ?"

Locke confirmed it, and said curiously: "Isn't that sin notice given to that Arthur Case? It has nothing to do with the bank, right?"

George looked up and said, "But the notice is in the bank."

Locke raised an eyebrow.

next second.

Locke looked at George's eyes, thinking of the information he found about Arthur Case yesterday, as well as the information on today's news report, looked at George and said, "The mayor is going to let you take the blame?"

Before today, Locke had heard the name Arthur Case at most, but who he was and what kind of person he was, Locke didn't care.

However, since the criminal blacklist has been given and witnesses are available to prove his guilt, Locke will still investigate by himself to ensure that he will not kill the wrong person.

in the survey data.

This Arthur Keyes, it seems, is Ms. Casey's biggest financial sponsor. After Ms. Casey came to power, the loan bank of choice for some private contractors in New York City in the past few years was Casey's. Here comes the trust bank.

Helen, who was wiping the corner of Andy's mouth, heard this and looked at George: "Is what Locke said true?"

Seeing this, George nodded and said: "Almost, I really want to catch the unparalleled assassin, and I am also confident that I can catch this unparalleled assassin, but, when handling the case, we cannot use this method."

Locke smiled: "I agree with you, sir."

Gwen frowned, "But, Dad, you're going to throw the blame on the FBI, do they agree?"

"The sin notice was found at the bank."

"But, the target of the unparalleled assassins is not the bank. The FBI can say that, can't it?"

"right."

George smiled. "Actually, that's what the FBI said."

The Peerless Assassin is a hot potato.

Moreover, the unparalleled assassin also proved that he is extraordinary. The FBI has always liked icing on the cake rather than giving help in the snow, knowing that this case involves Wall Street, this is a pit, how could it be possible to step on it.

"but……"

George changed the subject and smiled: "The FBI is already investigating the unparalleled assassin and his accomplices because of the Statue of Liberty. According to the principle of case induction, I tell the FBI, or, take the Statue of Liberty's Transfer the case to me, or you take this case, there is no third option."

"Then the FBI chose to take over the case," Gwynn said.

George nodded and said, "Yes, the one without any hesitation."

nonsense.

Do they dare to hesitate?

When Locke heard George's words, he said so in his heart. If he chooses the former, with George's character, I am afraid that the lighthouse plan will really be thoroughly exposed to the public.

So either pinch your nose and take the case, or risk the possibility that George will expose the lighthouse project.

How to choose?

You can choose without hesitation.

but……

Locke looked at George suspiciously: "FBI, isn't there any other action?"

"have."

George put the tuna in his mouth: "They brought me to the task force."

Locke raised his eyebrows.

That's right.

"but……"

George took a deep breath and put down the fork in his hand: "Just kick it out, I don't like it too much, and I work with other people on the case."

Locke didn't speak.

Gwen blinked: "Dad, why do you say that?"

"correct."

Locke looked at George curiously: "George, yesterday, Helen said, what clues did you find in New Jersey, what clues were you?"

George looked at Locke with a smile: "This is the secret of the case."

Locke apologized and said, "I thought you were kicked out of this case."

Gwen said on the side: "Dad, what clues, you were kicked out, I don't have any."

Yes.

When she was on Liberty Island, Ms. Hill could agree to Gwen and participate in the case, but at that time, Locke came back and knew what the case was.

George smiled and said, "Actually, I don't know if it can be counted as a clue, because when we passed, it was already emptied."

"Evacuate?"

"Well George said that when he arrived in New Jersey, although the federal agents had already searched, he still went into the room and took a look. Then, he found unburned paper in the fireplace, There was also a key, which he shared with federal agents.

The next day, this morning, federal agents said they had found a secret base in the forest, but when they passed, the secret base was empty.

At that time, Beckett called and told him that the Peerless Assassin had appeared in New York.

Done.

George shook his head: "It's just a useless clue."

Gwen snorted.

Locke also smiled.

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