Chapter 456： the real truth of the case

Chapter 456 The real truth of the case—Part 1

 Portland FBI Division, a surveillance room temporarily borrowed by the Special Investigation Team.

 Seeing Chenelle and Luo An’s faces turned cold after taking a big bite of burger, Michelle was a little confused:

 “Luo An, I don’t understand what you mean.”

Luo An did not explain immediately, but took out his mobile phone and called Lacey.

 “I’m Lacey.”

Lacie in Las Vegas was working with Winslow on the situation of Henry and his son. When she received a call from Roan, she was a little confused:

"What's up?"

Luo An said without any nonsense:

“You now go to the Krista family’s manor immediately and investigate the situation when Hector Jamie was working as a gardener there.”

 Lacie didn’t know why, but she immediately nodded in agreement, and then asked:

 “Winslow with me?”

"No."

Roan shook his head, motioned for Lacey to hand the phone to Winslow, and then said:

“Winslow, this guy Hector Jamie, said that Iona committed this crime to avenge her boyfriend.

That boyfriend’s name was Fay, and he lived in the north of Las Vegas. Go and investigate his circumstances carefully. "

 “OK.”

Winslow had no doubts and immediately nodded in agreement. Roan and Lacey continued to talk for a few words and hung up the phone. Mona, who had been busy writing interrogation records on the computer next to her, saw this and raised her head and frowned and asked:

 “Luo An, what happened?”

 “It’s simple, our Mr. Hector Jamie has been lying.”

Luo An finished the big burger in his hand in two bites, looked at Hector Jamie in the surveillance video, and sneered again and again.

During the previous interrogation, Luo An had always turned on the "emotional perception" in his mind, and then he discovered that Hector Jamie was narrating the story.

Hector said that he was only seeking money and his goal was treasure. This was half true and half false.

 Iona’s boyfriend died due to coercion and overdose of medication by her eldest daughter-in-law, which is also half-truth.

There is an unnamed $50 million bond in the bank, truth be told.

Hector went online to look for the thief. In order to conceal his true purpose, he wrote the long list to Pietro and the three of them, telling the truth.

 Hector kidnapped Henry and his son, but he did not dare to kill him because of temporary fear, so he lied.

Hector said that he was deceived by Iona, but Iona changed the drug to poison, which was a lie.

In addition to these key nodes, in the entire story narrated by Hector Jamie, the ratio of truth to lies is almost half and half. Not only Roan, who has "emotional perception" in his mind, discovered this, but Chenille also felt it. Something is wrong.

The difference is that Roan noticed exactly where Hector had lied, while Chenelle simply felt that the other person was lying, but could not figure out the specific situation.

"damn it."

Hearing this, Mona and Michelle immediately looked at Hector in the surveillance video and cursed a few times, and then asked:

 “Luo An, what should we do next?”

“Of course we will investigate carefully according to the story Mr. Hector told us.”

Looking at Hector Jamie who was sleeping on the interrogation table, Luo An chuckled and said:

“Previously, Cheniel found out that Iona went to a coffee shop in southwest Las Vegas every Wednesday night after get off work for the past six months to buy a cup of coffee to take away, but she could not find where she went.

 Michelle, you and Chenelle, set off to Las Vegas now, carefully investigate the area around the coffee shop, and be sure to find out where Iona went after buying the coffee! "

 “No problem!” Chenelle and Michelle nodded heavily and immediately turned around to leave. Mona raised her hand and asked:

 “Luo An, what about me?”

“From now on, carefully investigate all of Hector’s whereabouts and consumption records in the past year.”

Luo An crossed his arms over his chest, narrowed his eyes slightly, and said in a deep voice:

"I would like to see what our Mr. Hector is hiding from us."

After Luo An finished speaking, Hector Jamie, who was sleeping in the interrogation room, seemed to have woken up. He glanced around, raised his head, and gave a faint smile to the camera.

　　——

 The next day, Luo An, together with several temporarily borrowed detectives, escorted Hector Jamie back to Las Vegas, where the case occurred, while Mona stayed in Portland to continue searching for clues.

Because of this investigation, the computer network in many places could not help, so for the next week, Winslow, Lacey, Chenelle and Michelle could only visit on the spot, working hard door to door. After knocking on the door and making inquiries, he finally returned to the office temporarily borrowed by the Special Investigation Team.

 This is the most difficult time for the special investigation team to search for clues since its establishment. Fortunately, everyone's hard work has not been in vain, and all the agents have found useful clues.

All the agents sat down, with serious faces on their faces. Winslow was the first to speak:

“Team leader, you are right, Hector did lie.”

According to Winslow's investigation, the man named Faye had a sister, and it was learned from her sister that Faye had indeed pursued Iona and played sports games with Iona.

But the relationship between the two is not good enough to be entrusted with life and death. My sister has seen Iona, and a woman’s intuition tells her sister that Iona is not a good woman, but before her sister and Iona can talk in detail, My younger brother Faye passed away due to unexpected circumstances.

After Winslow finished speaking, Michelle looked at each other and followed closely:

“We found out where Iona went after she left the coffee shop.”

The two women checked door to door for several days, and finally found a landlord in a community south of the coffee shop, and learned that Iona had rented a room there.

 After spending $1,000, the two women learned from their neighbors that every Wednesday night, the sound of a man and a woman playing would come from that house.

The woman is Iona, but the neighbor has never seen who the man is. However, the two women played Hector's voice to the neighbor, who said it was very similar to the man's voice.

 After Michelle finished speaking, Chenelle added:

“In addition, we found Iona’s underwear and a small amount of white powder in that room.

 According to laboratory tests, the white powder was the dihydrogen trioxide and estazolam that caused death in the villa case.

Not only that, the room showed signs of being carefully cleaned, and we couldn't find anyone's hair or fingerprints except for Iona's. "

 After Michelle and Chenelle finished speaking, Mona stood up immediately and said:

“I found no useful clues about Hector’s whereabouts and consumption records.

But I found out one thing. When Hector was in prison, the inmate next to him was a guy who understood psychology and entered the prison because he psychologically induced others to commit crimes. The relationship between Hector and that inmate very nice.

After Hector was released from prison, he rented a house to live in. Not long after, the neighbor’s consumption records of that house showed that the neighbor bought a bunch of psychology books. "

Luo An took the folder handed to him by several people, was silent for a few seconds, and concluded:

“So, there is a high probability that Hector and Iona are actually in a relationship, and Hector used his knowledge of psychology to control Iona and asked Iona to kill those people in the villa and commit suicide.”

 “The possibility is very high.”

 Chenier and Winslow nodded solemnly. They had rich experience and had seen how religions brainwash people, and how those brainwashed believers were willing to commit suicide.

Luo An’s expression remained unchanged, Mona frowned slightly and asked:

“But why did Hector do this? There were 26 people in the villa that night.”

After the words fell, Lacey, who had been silent until now, stood up with a sneer and said:

 “I found out the reason.”

 (End of this chapter)