Super Detective in the Fictional World

The next day, Luke went to a pre-arranged car store and bought a used Ford Fox car.

This used Fox car has been in pretty good condition for over a year and costs less than $10,000.

Luke went to the police station when he got in this used Ford.

At the desk, Elsa looked tired and saw him coming, saying, "Come on, Dustin's looking for you. ”

Luke followed Elsa and asked, “Didn't you go back to rest last night? ”

Elsa couldn't help but beat up an arrears: "No, I'm busy checking Sergei's file. ”

Luke's heart moves: Why rush to find Sergei?

Entering Dustin's office, the head of the Serious Crimes Unit was also exhausted and bearded.

When he saw two people coming in, he just nodded and told Luke to close the door.

After closing the door, he said, "Katie's case is basically solved, and now it's Sergei's problem. Luke, Elsa thinks we can go to New York and try and catch this guy. Would you like to go? ”

Luke stood still and wondered, “But... will the police department over there? ”

Dustin sighed, "That's what you're going to do, see if you can come up with a good idea. ”

Luke is speechless.

What the hell did he negotiate with the NYPD about a new detective? That's the largest police station in the United States, more than twice as many as the LAPD.

Dustin looked at his face and explained: "Well, you used to find out, see if you could find an opportunity to capture Sergei in a more remote place, so the NYPD would agree. The case director has already consulted with that side, which means the same thing. As long as you don't make arrests in crowded areas, they can allow you to go over there and help them with the case. ”

Luke's balls hurt.

Said so, but the ownership of the case was entirely in his hands.

He and Elsa used to be two soy saucers.

He looked at Elsa and Elsa nodded slightly.

Luke knows, which means she wants to go.

What can he do? You're only here the next day, so you might have to travel?

He could only say, "I follow the boss's plan. ”

Dustin relieves himself of his burden: "That's good. This operation has two days to go, consultations with the NYPD have not been completed, you are ready, there must have been a lot of trouble in the past waiting for you to deal with it. Come on! ”

Elsa and Luke should nod their heads and leave.

Back at her desk, Elsa asked, "Are you all right? ”

Elsa knew she should have told Luke in advance, but for some reason she didn't.

Luke shook his head: "No problem. But, Sergei, the fat son drowned, can we investigate it? While we still have some time. ”

Elsa stunned and didn't expect him to mention it.

But Luke's performance yesterday discouraged her from underestimating the young man and asked, “Do you have a clue? ”

“Sergei is Russian, and Katie's security guard, Serlev, is his name Russian, too?” He said.

Elsa was stunned yesterday by the murder of Katie and didn't even think about it.

Now Luke reminded me to wake up and say, "You suspect that Sergei's fat son snuck into the villa? Or did he kill the fat boy? Well, no, if Sergei killed Sergei's son, he wouldn't live now. ”

Luke: "I asked Sally yesterday, and she said that in addition to opening the front and rear doors on the remote control panels in the room, there was also a remote control there for Sheryev to open and close the doors when he greeted the guests. ”

Elsa slapped her forehead: "Yeah, let's go! Go to the villa first and check on Cheryev. ”

Luke certainly didn't have to drive his own car this time, which was a tolerance, and he left in Elsa's car.

In the car, Elsa couldn't help but ask, "Are you sure Sheryev has a problem? Do you have proof? ”

Luke shrugged: “Sergei is fine, after all, we are not sure if he went over the wall into the villa. But Sergei's fat son has 200 kilos, and I really don't think he can get into the villa from anywhere else, and the front and back doors are the best chance. ”

He lied about it.

Just yesterday, his sensitive sense of smell played a huge role.

He smelled Cheryev in Katie's room, and the smell of gunpowder and a mixture of body odors was too obvious in Katie's room.

He understood that Sheryev, although a security guard, was not allowed to enter or leave Katie's room at will.

And based on the concentration of that smell, at least a few hours ago, before dawn, we went into that room.

A security guard entered the room of the female employer in the middle of the night and the female employer drowned in the pool.

It's a problem everywhere.

Secondly, the smell of Cheryev also appeared on the outdoor trail leading to the back door and was not light, obviously a few trips back and forth.

The smell also appeared at another location - by the pool.

But it smells like him, but it smells like someone else, and it smells like gunpowder, and it smells like cologne.

And on the autopsy, the anesthetic in Katie's body was Colorfawn.

The man with the smell of cologne entered Katie's bedroom as well, and Sheryev had a slight smell of cologne.

The reason Luke closed his eyes in Katie's house was to use all his senses of smell to distinguish smells.

So, there's only one truth: Cheryev is a mole.

He snuck Sergei into the villa, possibly even stunning Katie with Sergei and throwing her into the pool.

Finally, he sent Sergei out the back door.

It is only in this way that the many doubts in this case can be explained.

And that's the only way Luke can make sense of the scent trajectory.

After Luke followed the back door and followed the smell tracking, until he completely lost his clue on the road.

So he can be sure that the surveillance on the back door of Ginny's house definitely caught Sergei.

An otherwise troublesome case, under his newly acquired abilities, easily identified the killer and the mole.

The two went to Katie's villa, rang the doorbell, and Sally opened the door.

And when she came in, Elsa said, "Where's Cheryev? We have a situation we'd like to ask him. ”

Sally: "Oh, I just saw him in the backyard. I'll get him? ”

Elsa and Luke looked at each other, and she said, "Come along, just a few words. ”

They don't want this guy to wake up and run away.

But at first glance, in the backyard, there was no trace of Sheryev, only the open little iron door.

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