Super Detective in the Fictional World

This is consistent with what Robert said.

This man is just much less likely to look like his comrade.

When he sees another picture, Luke knows he should be looking for the right guy.

It's a photograph of a male owner wearing an official uniform with a middle-aged and elderly white male, and it looks like a more formal occasion.

There are only two people in the photo, but the one thing they hold together stands out.

It's a medal of honor!

Luke looked at the style of the medal, determined it was from the military system, and the middle-aged and elderly white man was familiar with it.

He remembered a little bit, probably remembering who he was.

He pulled out his phone and looked for a moment, comparing a single photo above to the middle-aged man in the photo, and he muttered, “This guy feels better than Robert! The Secretary of Defense personally awarded him a medal? ”

He took all these photos and circled around again, and he left the house.

Now Luke is perfectly certain that no one has been in the house for a long time, at least a month or two.

A bunch of notifications or ads stuck in the front door, the earliest date being the day after Robert, an old comrade, stayed in the hospital.

Luke was driving and he couldn't help but mumble, "Frank Custer, where the hell have you been? ”

That should be the real name of Robert's old comrade, at least the man who owns the house used that name.

When he returned to the lab, he handed over all the photos of the Frank Custer family to the sponge to find their traces.

And a moment later, he got the results.

Looking at the three medical records still coming from Metropolitan General Hospital, and the police records, Luke is 100% certain there's something wrong.

Frank Custer and his family were taken to Metropolitan Hospital for rescue the night of the shooting.

All four of the family members suffered gunshot wounds, and the medical records showed very close first-aid times.

This proves that they are likely to have been attacked together.

But in hospital and police files, Frank Custer was only documented as an "anonymous name”, and his injured wife and children were not mentioned at all.

This is highly irregular.

In such large-scale shootings in which many people have been killed, the relationship between the victims is, of course, to be investigated and documented as a clue to be followed up.

This ambiguity is most likely due to the fact that many of the necessary information has been erased from hospital and police files.

Luke squinted his eyes and looked at the police report on the virtual light screen, which was simple to humble, as well as the dazzling "Jane Doe," and sighed.

Robert himself said, "Try to help this old friend if you have any questions."

Luke didn't want to give Robert a "family dead, missing himself” answer, which would definitely be unpleasant.

He just wants this Frank alive.

That way he can talk to Robert.

Now there's one more thing Luke needs to be aware of.

But there's no rush.

In the international metropolis where millions of people live in New York, it's a bit of luck to find someone who's disappeared for over a year.

Compared to ordinary people, Luke is able to search for cases and information and find clues as a detective.

In addition, he has a polyhedral intelligence system.

Titanium already has over 100,000 users in New York, most of whom are loyal users of F2F.

Perhaps one day, Frank Custer will appear in their uploaded photos and videos.

It's the most reliable way Luke can think of.

In the evening, Luke and Selena go to Margaret's again.

Wade told them today they could go get the information.

This time, Wade rarely waited in front of the bar and was talking to bartender Viso.

When Luke and the others sat at the bar, the bartender gave them two bottles of Coke with a smile on their faces: "A gift. ”

Luke laughed and pulled two bills out of his pocket and threw them into the glass tank: "Business is business. I'm a behaving man. ”

Visor was stunned and didn't say anything.

I don't know why, but when he heard Luke, he was always a little upset.

Wade didn't give a shit, he just took it out and pushed it in front of Luke.

Luke: “How much? ”

Wade didn't hesitate to raise his hand to match a finger.

Luke pulled a paper bag out of his backpack and pushed it from the bar to his side: "Do it yourself. ”

He opened the file and couldn't help but smile.

Wade was busy with some money, not paying much attention.

And Viso next to him seemed to ask, “What, did you find someone interesting? ”

Luke: "Well, that's interesting. ”

Wade gave this list to a man whose name was Darius Kincaid.

I'm afraid this Wade guy doesn't know. Luke didn't just know Kincaid, he left him a contact information last time.

The old guy, Kincaid, left Luke a message a while back saying that Sonia was pregnant and they were waiting for a new life.

Luke didn't think that old guys over 40 years would leave their pregnant wives behind and come to New York looking for trouble from the masked vigilantes.

Besides, Kincaid has never taken this job.

And he smiled, and he looked at Wade, “Is the deal done? ”

Wade also lit up the money and put the cowhide paper bag in his chest, smiling and nodding his head: "Okay. Veso, give me a drink to Martini. ”

Big Kai's money is so easy to make! Feel the thick pile of breasts in his heart.

Luke picked up a sip of Coke and said, "Veso, let's talk about the last deal. ”

Veso and Wade were both stunned: "Ah? ”

Luke took Viso's file out of his backpack and pushed it back: “Look at that. ”

Viso hesitated, still picked it up, opened it and looked up.

Wade turned around curiously, and in less than two seconds, he was like, "What the hell is this? ”

On that killer file, several consecutive people were stamped with a red stamp that was “not found”.

Luke and Selena were sitting quietly next to each other, drinking cola and admiring the faces of the two dirty guys next to them.

Viso just looked at a few pages and turned to the killer list at the top, where more than twenty names were drawn in red.

He looked at Luke and said, "You, what does that mean? ”

Luke said softly, "I told you, I'm a behaving man. So if you want 20,000, I'll give you 20,000. I asked you if you had any questions about the data, and you said there was no deception. What do you think you should do? ”

Viso frowned: "Deal is done, no refund. If there is a problem, you should ask when you get the information. If you feel there is a problem, don't buy it. ”