Killing the US fear starts from the fatal bend

Chapter 123
Rebecca asked in disbelief, "Really? Where do you work?"

The nearest big city, the only one Dean visited not long ago was Phoenix, so he opened his mouth and said, "Phoenix, Tevina District Police Station. Now is my rest time."

Rebecca forced a smile and said, "It's great that you can help, but I don't know."

Before she finished speaking, Mrs. Lillian interrupted her with a little surprise: "Sheriff Dean, are you also at the Tvina District Police Station? My son happens to be a consultant at the Tvina District Police Station, maybe You guys still know each other, so I'll call him over right now."

Ah this.

So unlucky?

Dean and Sam looked at each other.

Sam complained that Dean made up a fake identity, and he was about to be exposed.

Dean complained that Sam insisted that he was a policeman, which was embarrassing.

Before the two could think of any reason to dissuade Mrs. Lilian, she had already gone out and shouted at the door: "Hey, Luke, I have a colleague of yours here, come over and have a chat."

Luke was a little confused when he heard about his colleagues. He hasn't joined the work yet. Where did the colleagues come from? His wife won't be cheated by someone.

Out of curiosity, he walked quickly to Rebecca's house.

He was brought to the living room by Mrs. Lilian, and as soon as he entered, he saw two familiar figures.

Isn't this "FBI" agent brother?

What's wrong, I'm not the FBI either, so I changed my identity and impersonated this time?

Dean and Sam were apprehensive, and they were overjoyed when they suddenly found out that they knew each other.

Dean greeted him enthusiastically, and said, "Luke, I didn't expect to see you during the vacation! What a surprise!"

Luke knew that the two were not bad people, so he also actively cooperated, opening his arms and hugging Dean who came up.

"It's been a long time, how are you doing?"

Seeing that the two sides confirmed each other's identities, Rebecca's last trace of doubt was also resolved.

On the two sides, one is her old classmate, the other is her new neighbor, they have never met each other, so they can't team up to lie to her.

Luke said to Mrs. Lillian: "Hey, Mom, old Mason was looking for you everywhere just now, maybe you should go home."

Mrs. Lillian stood up and said goodbye to Rebecca.

After she left, Dean took Luke to the kitchen and said, "The two of us catch up, you talk first."

The two walked aside and exchanged greetings in a normal volume. After confirming that Rebecca in the living room could not hear, Luke asked in a low voice, "What's going on this time? Why isn't it the FBI?"

It was the second time that Dean was dismantled by Luke, and he said with embarrassment, "She is Sam's college friend. Her brother was accused of murder, but the case is a bit weird. Sam planned to help her, so he made up a The identity of the police, who knew that your mother happened to be there"

Luke already knew the general story of the matter, and he was willing to save face for the two of them and help them out.

After all, they are seniors on the road to eliminate demons, they have no strength, and they only rely on wisdom, knowledge and courage to fight against monsters and protect human beings, which is very admirable.

In the living room, Sam hurriedly said, "Baker, I know Zac didn't kill anyone. Now we have to find a way to prove his innocence."

"Baker" is the abbreviation of Rebecca's name, which is generally only used by people who are close to each other.

Rebecca thought for a while, trusting Sam and the police, coupled with worrying about her brother, made her make up her mind, she nodded and said, "Okay, I'll get the key."

She turned and went to the bedroom inside to find a spare key to Zach's residence.

Dean took two steps forward, watched Rebecca enter the house, turned around and said to Sam sarcastically, "My brother, you are so honest with your friends."

Sam replied firmly, "Zach and Becky need our help."

Perhaps because of the presence of Luke, an outsider, Dean didn't argue much with Sam.

Sam continued: "Being in two places at the same time, that's obviously problematic."

Then he turned his head and looked at Luke: "This is my friend's business. I'm sorry to drag you in. If you are not interested, you can go back first, and I will explain it for you."

"Hey," Dean said dissatisfiedly, "you have never been so polite to me."

Luke, who is at level 9, is very interested in any supernatural events at this time, and he asked with interest: "Do you have any ideas? About this case."

Sam replied: "Not yet, we need to go to the scene to check it before we can draw a conclusion."

Rebecca quickly took out the keys, and they drove to Zach's house to check.

At the door of Zach's house, Rebecca asked again: "Are you sure this is okay? Now his house is sealed as a scene."

Dean is an old liar, and said casually: "Of course, I'm a policeman, and I understand this."

As Rebecca opened the door, the murder scene that hadn't been sorted out appeared in front of the four of them.

They stooped and slipped into the room from under the seal. The house had been sealed for several days, and the door had never been opened. The room was very stuffy, and the oranges on the table were shriveled and almost moldy.

Sam asked, "Did the police say anything?"

Rebecca thought for a while and said, "There is no sign of forced entry. They say Emily let the murderer in by herself."

Seeing the blood dripping and spraying all over the room, it was hard for Rebecca, who was just an ordinary person, to accept it. As she spoke, she suddenly choked up.

Luke used psychic powers to strengthen his five senses, trying to find some useful clues, but the hot summer weather made the smell in the house extremely foul, with fermented and moldy smells everywhere.

He was choked by the strong smell a few times, and quickly opened a door next to him to go out to breathe fresh air.

As soon as he opened the door, a black dog barked at him.

Annoyed, Luke glared at it fiercely, and the pressure on his body disappeared as soon as he let it go. The dog who was yelling suddenly pinched its tail, squeezed out a few drops of yellow liquid from under its body, and hid aside whimpering.

Rebecca heard the movement, walked over, looked at the black dog, and said, "It has changed, it was very good before."

Dean asked, "What does it mean when time changes?"

Rebecca thought for a while and replied, "Probably around the time of the murder."

Dean nodded, went back inside, and said to Sam, "When Zach's girlfriend was killed, the neighbor's dog barked like crazy."

Sam answered with a sympathetic voice: "Animals are sensitive to the paranormal."

Dean continued: "Maybe the dog saw something that day."

Luke and Rebecca also returned to the room.

Sam asked to see the surveillance video, and Rebecca smiled awkwardly, saying that she secretly took a videotape from the lawyer's office and put it in the new home.

Several people searched the scene for a while, only to confirm that this room was indeed the scene of the first crime, but still found no useful clues, and decided to go back and check the video.

Luke went home first. Although it is important to solve the case, it is also important to be with his parents. His detective skills are about zero, and it will not be of much use if he mixes it up. It is entirely possible to let Sam and Dean find clues and determine the target first. , and finally let him solve it.

Whether the Wen Brothers have the ability to kill monsters to lose experience, I don't think they will blame him for stealing monsters.

Before leaving, he saw a photo of Rebecca, Sam and Zach on the refrigerator, and took it away.

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(End of this chapter)