The daily life of American drama detective

Chapter 159 Qingtian Wolfe, Gongsun Chandler

"...Stop joking, I'm serious."

After Chandler was speechless for a while, he said seriously: "After hearing about this case, the only sense of security left is completely gone. We should do something."

"It's not that we should do something, it's that the NYPD should do something."

Chuck said calmly: "This case is not complicated, it is very simple. The key is not whether you can, but whether you want to."

He didn't want to intervene in this case, because it was different from ordinary cases, and the American judiciary was completely unable to give this case a fair trial.

The six criminals are almost all seven in and seven out of the prison. Even if they are new at the beginning, in the most powerful comprehensive specialist university in the United States prison, seven in and seven out are almost equivalent to graduate students of criminal practice in other universities. Guaranteed, I got a doctorate in criminal practice, which is more powerful.

Such 'talents', on the contrary, are extremely tolerant by the American judicial system. Even if they are arrested, it is equivalent to going back to their alma mater for further study in prison.

It’s really too easy to solve the case. First of all, the comic writer who has seen these criminals is alive. He is also a painter, and he doesn’t even need a sketcher. Secondly, considering the style of American law enforcement agencies who like to place undercover agents, it is really hard to get some information. It's too simple, there may even be an undercover agent among the six people, the probability is very high if there is no movement in the case now.

Because in addition to having a protective umbrella to prevent the detection of the case, the biggest possibility is that these undercover agents have undertaken the so-called 'bigger goal', and the art of dealing made them choose to press the case.

Either way, Chuck didn't care.

In his view, what these heinous criminals need is not American art, but human punishment.

Someone will teach them to be human.

Three hours drive.

The three of them came to the Capitol in Albany, they had been notified in advance, and they entered the Capitol smoothly.

"OMG! It's so luxurious."

In the parliament hall, Chandler looked around, amazed.

"Kristen has been here for 9 months as an intern. She came here at the beginning of her last semester. She was recommended by the school. I like her. She is cute, young and energetic, not derogatory. She works for a female senator."

The secretary introduced what he knew to Chuck and the others. While talking, Chandler had already touched the podium, picked up the gavel representing rights, and wanted to follow the example of the judge on TV, and finally dropped the gavel.

"Don't do that!"

The secretary stopped immediately.

"Feel sorry."

Chandler put it down embarrassingly.

"Come down, I'll give you a podium and a gavel in your office."

Chuck looked at the top of Chandler's head and said solemnly.

"It was rumored that Christine was having an affair with the senator's husband?"

Detective Amy Santiago probed.

"Eliott Basson."

"He's the husband and aide to a woman senator, we've heard the rumors, but no one believes it, there's no real evidence of that," the secretary said.

"But the media doesn't think so."

Detective Amy Santiago looked at the secretary.

"Do you believe what the media says?"

The secretary looked at Detective Amy Santiago playfully: "If you have worked here for as long as I have, you will have heard a lot of absurd acts, but not many of them are true."

"Let's go see the Senator."

Chuck spoke.

"Thank you for your cooperation."

Detective Amy Santiago smiled at the secretary, then followed Chuck to the Senator's office.

"Is it okay for a husband to be his wife's assistant?"

Chandler complained: "That is to say, if I find a congressman's wife, I can also directly participate in politics?"

"Yes."

Detective Amy Santiago said with a smile: "This is legal. As long as you can find a congressman's wife, not to mention you can be a staff member, even your children and children's spouses can be staff members."

"Don't be so troublesome."

Chuck said: "When you become a talk show star of the level of Deborah Vance in the future, it is not impossible to run for the commander-in-chief."

"Not all of them belonged to President Reagan."

Chandler shook his head and laughed: "Politics is played by the elite after all, and there is only one President Reagan."

Chuck glanced at him, but said nothing further.

Still too young, the best way to be selected as the future commander is to become an actor first.

Chandler is 26 years old now, and after 30 years, he is only 56 years old. He is in the prime of his life, and he has all kinds of passive and tragic halo buffs on his body. If he can become a nationally famous talk show actor in these 30 years, first Gathering the first batch of fandom fans is really promising.

Ok.

That's right!

Chuck provided Chandler with this kind of part-time job. In addition to the fact that everyone loves to watch him tell jokes, it can soothe Chuck’s nerves. more ideas.

What Chuck lacks most is imagination and logical deduction ability.

"Hello, Senator Bassen. This is Detective Amy San Diego, NYPD. This is Dr. Chuck Wolfe, a consultant in the department. This is Chandler Bing, Dr. Wolfe's assistant."

After meeting the female senator, Detective Amy Santiago introduced himself nervously.

"Hello."

The female senator nodded to the three of them, and her gaze soon fell on Chandler: "Mr. Bing, who is Nora Bing?"

"..."

The corner of Chandler's mouth twitched, and he said helplessly, "It's my mother, Senator Bason knows her?"

"Yes, we met at a reception."

The female senator laughed: "Nora is a very good woman, you have a good mother."

"Haha, you are so funny."

Chandler smirked.

The female senator was taken aback for a moment, but she didn't say anything. When a man came out of the room, she looked at Detective Amy Santiago: "This is my husband Elliott, Detective, is there anything we can do?" ?”

Detective Amy Santiago looked subconsciously at Chuck.

"Is there anything unusual about Christine's behavior the day she disappeared?"

Chuck asked.

"No, she was very happy. After finishing her work at six o'clock, she left."

said the senator's husband.

"Leave after six o'clock."

The Senator corrects.

"Correct."

The female senator's husband glanced at his wife and nodded.

"There's something wrong with her family."

The female senator hesitated to speak: "Her biological parents passed away, and her stepmother called her several times that day. She has always had a bad relationship with her stepmother."

"Typical Cinderella."

Chandler teased.

"What do you mean?"

The Senator frowned.

After Chandler explained the Cinderella story, Chuck looked at the couple: "Now the question is, who's the prince?"

"Oh please!"

The female senator immediately put on an unbearable expression: "We all know what you mean, let's open the skylight and speak clearly, you want to know if she had an abnormal relationship with Elliott, I can tell you clearly, no! These are groundless rumors!"

"It's groundless!"

Chuck looked at the female senator: "The prince doesn't have to be him."

"What do you mean?"

The face of the female senator changed.

"Does he mean that Kristen is intimately related to someone else?"

Detective Amy Santiago was taken aback, and quickly added: "After all, there are other staff in this parliament building."

"That's not clear to us."

The female senator's husband answered: "After all, Christine is just an intern and doesn't know us very well. She also deals with assistants and interns of other congressmen in private. She won't tell us about these things. .”

"Ok."

Chuck nodded and stood up: "Thank you for your cooperation."

"This is the end?"

The husband of the female senator was taken aback.

"Christine's desk is outside, right?"

Chuck asked.

"Correct."

The Senator nods.

Everyone came out of the inner office and came to the outer room. Chuck put on his gloves and began to check Christine's things, and then ordered Detective Amy Santiago: "Pack all these up and file."

"it is good!"

Detective Amy Santiago obliged and acted immediately.

"Have you found anything?"

asked the Senator.

"Christine is a collector."

Chuck pulls a vial out of the drawer, full of sand.

"These should be collected in every beach she has been to."

Chandler sighed knowingly: "It's really a girl who understands romance."

"Since she has such a personality, she must have collected her prince's things."

Chuck looked at the female senator and his wife: "Pack her things back and go to her apartment later. I'm sure I'll find something."

After Detective Amy Santiago packed up and moved into the car, the three left the Capitol.

"You really doubt the female senator?"

Police Amy Santiago poked her head in pain.

"Do not."

Chuck shook his head. "I'm sure it's her."

"why?"

Detective Amy Santiago was puzzled.

"Because she is neither an antisocial pervert, nor is her acting skills high enough."

Chuck said, "And it's not true."

"You're saying the rumors are true."

Detective Amy Santiago wondered: "The female senator's husband really had an affair with Christine, and then the female senator killed Christine out of jealousy?"

"Do not."

Chuck shook his head: "It's not the husband who has an affair with Christine, but the wife."

"what?!"

Detective Amy Santiago and Chandler yelled in unison.

"What's so strange?"

Chuck said bluntly: "I said it was groundless."

"How do you tell?"

Detective Amy Santiago is in shock.

"Yes."

Chandler complained: "Lesbians are hidden much deeper than gays. I haven't seen Ross fall in love and get married for so many years without discovering anything."

"You told me."

Chuck looked at him.

"I?"

Chandler was taken aback.

"Yes, it's you!"

Chuck said solemnly: "You said before that you like the female senator the most, so there is no conclusion."

Chandler: "..."

(End of this chapter)