Super Detective in the Fictional World

Big data analysis does not have to say anything about evidence, and data itself is the biggest piece of evidence.

At first, Rama was only a common suspect target, entering the list of concerns in the analysis process.

But Big Data locked him in and he started analyzing, and more doubts arose.

Rama is not Luke.

Luke was very careful from the start, so most of what he did first was mixed up in other cases.

What he did in Paris and Rio, for example, rarely appeared in police files and was classified as gang fire and casualties.

Most of the others will not even appear in any database, as many are simply “missing”.

Thousands of criminals are on fire every day in the world and are actively running away missing and “disappeared”.

Running for a variety of reasons, either to hide from the enemy, from the police or from debt.

The number of “disappeared” is equally large, and no one can collect these data.

Because gang members do not build databases, most of which are verbal messages over time, more than 90 per cent of which are lies.

In three or five weeks or three or five months, they will be forgotten.

To verify the authenticity of these messages, a considerable level of expertise must be deployed to conduct in-depth and detailed investigations on the ground.

And the total number of such personnel has not increased much in new rumours every day, and nobody can do that.

Even Luke's multifaceted system sets up algorithms that pick out the information that needs attention from the huge amount of network waste generated each day to form usable data.

Missing data cannot be counted, but it can only be so.

Big data analysis is stronger, first of all there has to be “big data”, without data or data is not big enough, then naturally it cannot be analyzed.

Lamar and the people behind him obviously couldn't be as careful as Luke, even though the hooks between them were already hidden.

Don't talk about meeting, Rama hasn't actually been in direct contact with anyone at S.H.I.E.L.D.

Phil wouldn't have been able to find out if he hadn't specifically investigated the matter now and had a lot less technical support.

It also made him realize that there was absolutely someone behind Rama and that he was certainly well acquainted with S.H.I.E.L.D. 's charter system of operations.

Otherwise, this person will not use this covert method of handover.

Senior S.H.I.E.L.D. members collude with traffickers and are unlikely to be simply money.

Phil, for example, spends millions of dollars in black money on his own, it's not hard.

Just be patient and do it quietly for over a decade.

Redeployment to some official or business to enjoy the rest of your semi-retirement life is minimal.

S.H.I.E.L.D. wouldn't go too far with this.

A secret secret agent organization that makes everyone as clean as water is undoubtedly an idiot's idea, so long as it's not too much, don't make things obvious, nobody will bite.

Even Nick Fury would only think of these people as potential “tool men”.

Being able to hold onto these people, and having them hand over the black money at any time, equals a lot of potential eyes and a small vault, so why not?

Therefore, the motive for contacting Rama is far from simple.

Moreover, if there is an analogous crossing between Rama and S.H.I.E.L.D. personnel, which lasts only two months and has been discovered five times, this situation disappears completely.

They should have found a more covert way of handing over, or simply to avoid attracting attention in the same way.

Phil wouldn't be interested in this clue if it was just an investigation into corruption.

But he was searching for Hydra, and this suspicious motive was not spared.

After tonight, this clue is even more suspicious and must be included among the most suspicious targets.

With Phil at the forefront, he could have succeeded, and Rama could not have been a small figure.

The people behind S.H.I.E.L.D. won't be easy.

Phil just said a little bit, more detail than that, after all, it's an internal S.H.I.E.L.D. affair.

Had it not been for the agreement with Batman, Beidou would have just saved his life. He would not have even mentioned a word if he had been involved in the incident.

Luke didn't care, but he shared the information he gathered on his side with Phil - in the name of Batman, of course.

Phil heard that Claudia-controlled cartels carry dozens of tons of contraband drugs into the United States and around the world every year, suddenly breathing cool air.

This is not the number of roads for a regular gang of traders.

At least 10-20 per cent of cartels of this grade should be accidental, caught or blackened each year.

These messages will be integrated within the DEA and the FBI to give relevant departments an overview of the size and route of the illicit drug trade.

But this cartel has not heard anything about the silent profits of more than a billion dollar knives. It is too strange.

In particular, it is rare whether Mexican cartels are mastered by two very powerful psychics.

S.H.I.E.L.D. is the agency that deals with psychic events, and vice versa, S.H.I.E.L.D. people have the easiest access to psychic people.

The use of criminals to commit crimes is an extremely old-fashioned and efficient method, and such persons are generally official persons.

Luke gave Phil a few minutes to digest the information before asking: "Get ready for your wait problem, better be like this...”

Phil listened for a moment, a little surprised, but nodded in agreement.

Rama was captured by Luke and can be questioned as long as he doesn't delay.

When the two of them came back, Rama had been caught in a mindless state of pre-trial.

Luke grabbed a “helmet” next to him, put it on his head, and showed Phil he could get started.

Phil nodded and started asking questions that were already ready.

“Know the Hydra? ”

“S.H.I.E.L.D. Who's got you? ”

“You're online. Do you have any suspicions? ”

……

These issues are all extremely straightforward, with similar sales and trans-shipment volumes presenting specific figures directly.

Phil asked and looked at Luke with his gaze until he nodded or shook his head to start the next question.

In that case, the interrogation would be over in less than ten minutes.

Luke threw his cell phone at him: "These are the information he knew, and more he couldn't reach. ”

Phil looked at the message and looked at it with surprise: "How did you do that? ”

Luke didn't answer directly, touching the gun, banging, banging, giving Rama three more paralysis rounds.

Then he turned to Rama and said, “This will make him unconscious for about an hour. Do you still want this guy? If it is not particularly important, I must clean him up now. ”

Phil looked at Rama's undulating chest and relieved himself. He thought Beidou had killed Rama.

Frowning: “Why? ”

Luke laughed low: "I can't solve all the sins, but this source of sin, I see one kill. If his residual value isn't great, I hope you don't break my rules. ”