American TV series Detective's Daily Life

Whether it was an accident or suicide, the matter could be postponed until after Christmas.

After all, even if the train is transporting passengers, the train can be stopped directly because of returning home from get off work, let alone a big holiday like Christmas.

How can the American police investigation delay the holiday?

"It's murder!"

Facing many expectant looks, Chuck said the conclusion they least wanted to hear.

"Damn it! Christmas is ruined now."

One police officer cursed in a low voice.

"How to say?"

Chief Randy glared at the police officer and waited curiously for Chuck's explanation: "He smelled of alcohol. It looked like he was drunk. It was very possible that he accidentally fell down from the stairs."

"This Santa Claus outfit is so nice, plush, genuine leather uppers, and alcohol. If I could have such conditions, I wouldn't commit suicide!"

Another police officer complained.

"Put your hand in his pocket and dig around."

Chuck commanded: "Put on the gloves!"

Director Randy immediately leaned over, put on disposable gloves, dug into Santa's pocket, and took out a Christmas card wrapped in a plastic bag.

"Just an ordinary Christmas card, nothing special."

"Look at the other side!"

Lisa, the big Texas girl, couldn't help but remind the naturally dumb Director Randy.

"oh."

Only then did Director Randy react. He turned the Christmas card over and saw a line on it. He quickly read it: "My life is a lie, forgive me!"

"It looks like suicide!"

The police officer on the side immediately said in surprise.

"Are you concerned?"

Lisa, the big Texas girl, glanced at the officer.

"Don't tell me you don't want to go home for Christmas, but instead want to stay in the cold windy streets to watch a dead Santa Claus!"

Even though Lisa, the big Texas girl, is a stunning beauty, the police officer still couldn't help but complain when she said such words in this environment.

He just didn't say: "You are noble and noble, you are amazing!"

"I'm alright."

Lisa, a big girl from Texas, glanced at Chuck: "I feel like I'm celebrating the holidays every day. It's good to be a little busy during the holidays. It's a break."

"..."

The police officer was speechless, but his expression became even more depressed.

"Chuck, this looks like suicide."

Chief Randy pointed to the last words written on the Christmas card.

"It's well written and even better packaged."

"A suicidal person might be prepared in this way," Chuck cautions, "but an alcoholic would not be so organized.

Especially in such a drunken state, the probability of putting on a Santa Claus suit with difficulty and jumping off a building in the street, leaving a lifelong shadow on the passing children, is extremely low.

And drunk and other addicts are almost always selfish people.

As long as they can live by themselves, they will never lose sight of it!

A variety of extremely low probabilities are stacked together. Mathematically, he does still have the possibility of committing suicide, but in a practical sense, we can completely treat him as being murdered. "

With Santa's size, it's a little difficult for him to put on any clothes. He can't control his hands and feet after drinking, so he has no problem wearing it with difficulty.

"..."

When the police officers on the side heard this, they were speechless when they thought that this superior consultant never attended the private gatherings of their police officers.

As a police officer, it can even be said that there are almost no people in the world of American TV series who do not drink.

As long as I have the opportunity, I will either have a meal at home or have a drink at the bar, waiting for the banquet.

The word "drinking and sex" is almost the most eternal background in the world of American dramas.

In this case, the police officers present all like to drink, although they all claim that they are not alcoholics and are not addicted alcoholics.

But there are all alcoholic addicts who are selfish and selfish. House's sentence has a deep connotation. There is more than one person who secretly hides the police Alcoholics Anonymous badge.

"That's murder!"

Chief Randy made a decision directly against the wishes of all the police officers. He told them to keep an eye on the scene and wait for the forensics department to come and dispose of the body. He invited: "Chuck, Santa's apartment is up there, let's go together." Let’s go up and have a look.”

"You seem excited?"

Texas girl Lisa teased.

"Is it that obvious?"

Director Randy touched his face embarrassedly and said with a silly smile: "This is Santa's cabin after all. It's my first time going in, so I'm looking forward to it."

"You know he's not the real Santa Claus, right?"

Texas girl Lisa couldn't help but remind.

"Of course I know!"

Director Randy, who was naturally dumbfounded, laughed: "How could the real Santa Claus die? That's the magical Santa Claus!"

After saying this, he tilted his head slightly and lowered his voice: "Tonight, my daughters are waiting for him to come in from the chimney on a reindeer and a sleigh to deliver gifts!"

"They are not the only ones waiting, right?"

Texas girl Lisa understood immediately and joked: "I guess Sharona is in charge of the Christmas shopping?"

"yes."

Director Randy smiled and said, "I'm busy all day long, so I don't have time to go shopping."

"What about your wife Sharona's Christmas present?"

Lisa, a big girl from Texas, asked curiously: "Did she also prepare it for herself?"

"of course not!"

Director Randy was surprised: "Isn't Santa Claus preparing all Christmas gifts?"

After saying this, he glanced at Santa Claus who had fallen on the snow and lost his breath, and whispered: "I mean, the Santa Claus who really has magic!"

"..."

Big Texas girl Lisa is speechless.

Okay!

Here is another person who truly believes this.

Poor Sharona, her family is full of children who won’t grow up!

"The American Santa Claus does not exist at all. It was just made up by the West in the 19th century who appropriated classic stories for the sake of consumerism."

Chuck said bluntly, and then took the lead to walk upstairs.

Lisa, a big girl from Texas, glanced sympathetically at Director Randy who was stunned when Chuck's words shattered his illusions, and followed him up.

"Santa Claus is real!"

Director Randy was stunned for a few seconds, came to his senses, and immediately passed the big Texas girl Lisa and caught up with Chuck, emphasizing: "The gifts I grew up with were all given to me by him! And they are all from me. favorite!"

"Your parents prepared this for you since you were a child."

Chuck pointed out: "Your wife Sharona prepared it for you after you got married. If they don't know what you like best, then there will be a problem.

And the gift you really wanted never showed up, did it?

Do you know why? "

"Why?"

Director Randy asked subconsciously.

"Because there is no money!"

Chuck said bluntly: "Neither your parents nor your current wife have enough money to buy the gifts you really need!"

"..."

Director Randy was immediately speechless.

If it were anyone else who said this, he would definitely argue with his reasoning. Even if he couldn't argue, he would be conciliatory but different.

As a natural believer in mysteries and dreams, he is willing to believe that there is such a thing as Santa Claus.

But the man in front of me is Detective Chuck!

There is a divine word, and it is also very magical!

The two offset each other, and his IQ came back online, and he felt that what Chuck said was the truth.

Otherwise, over the years, he had made countless wishes and wanted Christmas gifts, but all he could get were at prices within his surprise range, but there had never been a situation that made him ecstatic.

It was not poverty that limited his imagination, but poverty that limited the money ability of his family who had been quietly preparing Christmas gifts for him.

"There really is no Santa Claus?"

Although Director Randy was a little convinced, he still chased after him and asked again.

"No!"

Chuck remains upright.

"That's a good thing too."

Lisa, a big girl from Texas, followed up and smiled at Director Randy who looked a little disappointed: "At least you finally understand the situation now and can prepare a Christmas surprise for your beloved wife! She deserves this from you. Do it, don’t you?”

"right!"

Director Randy thought about it and smiled again on his face.

Only if his wife loves him enough, will she take over the burden of his parents and work hard to maintain his innocence for such an old man.

Even for this reason, she can only prepare Christmas gifts for herself, instead of having her lover prepare elaborate Christmas surprises for her.

But now he can.

"not good!"

Director Randy slapped his head: "Tonight is Christmas Eve. Even if we go to the supermarket now, we don't have much time to shop, let alone we still have to handle the case. We don't know when it will be done. What should we do?"

“Gifts come from the heart.”

Lisa, the big Texas girl, smiled and comforted: "I think as long as you understand now, it will be the biggest Christmas gift to Sharona! Trust me!"

"Then have you prepared any gifts?"

Director Randy's nervousness eased a little, but he still couldn't help but asked casually: "Has Chuck prepared any Christmas gifts for you?"

Thoughts are most important, that's what they say, but if possible, he still wants to give his wife a Christmas gift that can impress her.

But now he has no clue and wants to see what gifts Lisa, the big Texas girl, has prepared for him to learn from.

"The boss never attends any festivals."

Lisa, the big girl from Texas, looked at Chuck walking in front and smiled at Director Randy: "But he carefully prepared gifts for little Leonard and little Sheldon, and also asked me to help them purchase them. When you get these gifts, feel free to swipe your card to buy one for yourself.”

As someone who knew Chuck's attitude towards Little Sheldon and the others and had personally purchased Christmas gifts for them, she knew that Little Sheldon's mood would definitely go up and down because of Chuck's Christmas gifts. It was so uncomfortable!

After all, if there is no comparison, there will be no harm!

"did you buy it?"

Chief Randy asked.

"Of course I bought it."

Lisa, a big girl from Texas, smiled and said: "This is an opportunity to swipe your card casually! Of course, more importantly, this is the first Christmas gift the boss gave me!"

"What did you buy?"

Director Randy asked curiously.

"I ordered a Christmas dress as a Christmas gift from my boss for myself."

The big Texas girl couldn't help but curl up the corners of her mouth in a graceful arc: "As for the gift I gave to the boss, I'll keep it a secret for now..."

"It's a bell!"

Chuck's voice came from the front.

"Bell?"

Director Randy was stunned. Seeing that the big Texas girl Lisa didn't deny it, he asked puzzledly: "This does have a Christmas flavor, but isn't it too casual?"

"Not casually!"

Lisa, a big girl from Texas, glanced at Director Randy who didn't understand the meaning: "Do you think I give these Christmas bells to everyone? This is also my first time, okay?"

"Okay, as long as you like it!"

Director Randy, who was naturally dumbfounded, nodded without knowing why.

"I do like it!"

Lisa, the big girl from Texas, smiles very ambiguously.

"...Shouldn't it be that Chuck likes it very much?"

Director Randy realized at this moment that something was wrong.

Since it was a Christmas gift from Lisa, a big Texas girl, to Chuck, shouldn't it be up to Chuck whether he likes it or not?

Why does Texas Big Girl Lisa look like this gift was given to her?

"Chuck, you like bells?"

Director Randy couldn't figure it out and didn't think much about it. While waiting for the apartment manager to get the key, he asked casually.

"We won't find out until tonight."

Chuck said expressionlessly.

"Um?"

Director Randy wondered again: "Shouldn't Christmas gifts be opened and read on Christmas morning after Christmas Eve? Why tonight?"

It's just that no one has answered these questions for him.

Chuck didn't bother to answer.

Lisa, the big Texas girl, couldn't answer.

Fortunately, the dormitory manager came over with the key at this time and said as he opened the door: "Benjamin has been renting here for more than ten years. He is an optimistic and good man. Other Santa Clauses are just doing a job, but he But he regards it as everything to him.”

"So you don't believe he will commit suicide?"

Chief Randy asked.

"of course not!"

The dormitory manager shook his head and said, "You will go to hell if you commit suicide. How can Santa Claus go to hell!"

The door opened and the room was filled with festive Christmas decorations.

"Okay, leave this to us."

Director Randy signaled to the dormitory to leave first, and he and Chuck entered Santa's cabin.

"It's murder! Look!"

Director Randy glanced at it and immediately pointed to a place and said: "It's the badge of Alcoholics Anonymous! He's recovering from alcoholism!"

"The badge of the New York Rehabilitation Center!"

After walking in, I immediately looked at this carefully decorated Christmas cabin, looking left and right. Lisa, a big Texas girl with beautiful husky blue eyes full of thoughtfulness and smile, also looked over at this time. Then he cried out in surprise.

"You know this place?"

Director Randy was stunned.

"Um."

Lisa, a big girl from Texas, looked at Chuck and saw that Chuck didn't stop him, so she introduced: "A person the boss knows is in this rehabilitation center for forced rehabilitation."

"Really."

Director Randy nodded and said, "Then help me ask and see if there are any clues!"

"have!"

Chuck raised his decorative glasses and nodded: "I will ask. You can first think about how to give Sharona a surprise Christmas gift."

Everything that happens in the rehabilitation center in New York is under Anna's sight, but except for Dr. House's wonderful mother Bonnie, Anna doesn't pay attention to anyone else.

And even with Dr. House and the wonderful mother Bonnie, Anna doesn't monitor them at all times, but only pays attention to them when they behave abnormally.

When she felt that these anomalies did not fall into the category of Chuck's concern, she would also directly filter the information without disturbing Chuck at all.

So Chuck doesn’t know what happened to Santa Claus Benjamin and Dr. House and Modern Family Cameron.

But when Chuck saw the sobriety badge at the New York Rehabilitation Center, Anna behind the glasses also saw it at the same time. She immediately called up the video at that time and passed the news to Chuck.