American TV series Detective's Daily Life

upstairs.

Office of Dr. James Robert.

When Detectives Chuck and Amy Santiago came in, the look in Dr. James Robert's eyes said it all.

When Detective Amy Santiago asked about the situation with a straight face, Dr. James Robert did not answer. Instead, he took out a recorder from the drawer and gestured: "You don't mind if I record it? I find that this can alleviate a lot of misunderstandings." .”

"..."

Detective Amy Santiago was shocked by the man's shamelessness.

How skilled you must be to be able to take out the recorder and record so smoothly.

"We certainly don't want any misunderstandings to occur."

Detective Amy Santiago gritted her teeth and answered in clichés at Chuck's signal.

"About your question just now."

Dr. James Robert agreed, pressed the recorder directly, and began to argue skillfully: "I only care whether the blood and tissue samples are consistent with my patient's. I don't care where the kidney comes from."

"You mean you don't know who the kidney donor is?"

Detective Amy Santiago asked.

“The documents that come with the organs only indicate the donor’s vital signs.”

Dr. James Robert pretended to flip through the documents and explained: "If you need more information, you have to go to the Organ Transplantation Network office. They are responsible for this."

“But the Transplantation Network office has no record of sending a kidney to Gramercy Hospital?”

Detective Amy Santiago asked.

Dr. James Robert shrugged.

"Please answer this question."

Detective Amy Santiago said solemnly: "The recorder can't record your body language."

Dr. James Robert smiled: "I guess the OTN staff was negligent. Mistakes are inevitable. We are all human!"

"When did you receive notification that a kidney was available for transplant?"

Detective Amy Santiago continued to ask.

"I was eating at the World Trade Center at that time. At 21:30 in the evening, my call machine rang. I notified my surgical team and the patient."

Dr. James Robert said: "There was nothing abnormal during the whole process. Just like a thousand surgeries before, the operation was successful. We are monitoring her reaction."

"It's the same as a thousand surgeries before. There's nothing wrong with it. Everyone makes mistakes. I guess you made a mistake during this operation too?"

Chuck suddenly said.

"I wonder what you mean?"

Dr. James Robert looked at Chuck cautiously.

"The document you accepted, which was allegedly sent by an OTN staff member who made a mistake, is obviously contrary to the kidney transfer documents that have been submitted more than a thousand times in the past. It lacks a lot of key information. This time, just like the staff member who happened to make a mistake, you happened to make a mistake. A mistake that everyone makes, ignoring this difference and directly taking over the kidney transplant operation?"

Chuck looked him in the eyes.

"..."

Dr. James Robert looked panicked when Chuck looked at him like this.

He really didn't expect Chuck to see this so quickly.

Since it is a forged OTN file, of course, no comprehensive information entry work has been done carefully. Instead, the more vague the better, so that it is difficult to trace afterwards.

Otherwise, the more false information you fill in, the more likely it is that you intend to forge.

But this also brings consequences, that is, how to get the doctor responsible for taking over to agree with this obviously vague document without raising objections.

Under normal procedures, this would not work.

But if the doctor responsible for taking over is one of your own, then there will be no problem.

Now that Chuck saw through this loophole at a glance, Dr. James Robert was speechless and could only explain with a forced smile: "I am just a person. The patient's condition is urgent. I rushed back from outside and ignored the documents. The problem."

"So you don't know who your patient is?"

Chuck asked again.

"My patient is Mary Marietta."

Dr. James Robert is concise and to the point.

"Is this her real name?"

Chuck demanded.

"...I don't know about this."

Dr. James Robert shook his head: "Confirming identity is not what I, a doctor, should do."

"So you haven't met billionaire Philippe Vaudry?"

Chuck continued to ask expressionlessly: "Don't you know that this patient with the pseudonym Mary Marietta is actually his only daughter, Joanna Wardre?"

"..."

Dr. James Robert couldn't hold on to the smile he forced on.

How should he answer this question?

Of course he does.

But if he knew the patient and he forged a pseudonym to come to the hospital, and he deliberately pretended not to know, that would be an intentional mistake made with knowledge.

And if he said he didn't know him, looking at Chuck's expressionless but to the point words, he was 100% sure that Chuck would immediately ask him if this was the first time he gave the billionaire whose real name was Joanna Wardray. The only daughter of a rich man undergoes a kidney transplant.

He was even less likely to answer then.

Because of course this isn't the first time.

It's just that last time, Joanna Wardry used another name.

The pseudonyms are different, but the person is still the same.

If it were Chuck who wasn't here, and it was just the female police detective in front of him asking questions, he would just say so, because this kind of thing is difficult to verify or even think of.

But what’s in front of me is Detective Chuck!

How long ago did it happen?

As a client, he has always been paying attention, and Detective Chuck has already found out Joanna Wardray's real name!

Now once he says this, he is afraid that as soon as he turns around, Chuck will find evidence to disprove his lies, and then he will be even more guilty in court.

So he didn't dare to say anything except that his back was sweating.

"A recorder cannot record your body language. Please answer this question from Dr. James Robert."

Detective Amy Santiago said coldly: "Or is it that the recording is no longer enough to make you feel safe? You have to hire a lawyer during our routine police questioning?"

"I'm afraid that's true."

Dr. James Robert said with a smile: "I am a doctor and I am very worried about medical troubles, so it is better to ask a lawyer to be present."

"It is your right."

Chuck stood up and looked at him expressionlessly: "Keep this recording, it will be used as evidence in court."

"Please contact your lawyer as soon as possible. We will be back soon to take you back to the police station to assist in the investigation!"

Detective Amy Santiago warned with a stern face and followed Chuck out of the doctor's office, leaving Dr. James Robert lying there with sweat on his forehead. He was at a loss and started to make a call. After the call was connected, he was about to speak. Thinking of something, I quickly turned off my precious recorder.

He thought that he was recording to protect himself and to intimidate the police to speak carefully, but now that Chuck said this, he suddenly found that everything he did was ridiculous.

This recording could not protect him at all, but became a burden, so he deleted the recording directly.

But after deleting it, he was still not relieved, because such questions would still be asked in court, but he had no way to explain.

Now I can only hope that my lawyer can be more effective and make up better reasons for myself.

"It seems like this isn't the first time this bastard has done such an immoral thing!"

Upon coming out, Detective Amy Santiago cursed.

"It's normal."

Chuck said calmly: "When a billionaire's only daughter performs this kind of surgery, she must find the most skilled and trustworthy doctor to do it.

Dr. James Robert is indeed very famous in the field of kidney transplantation.

And at first glance, there is no moral bottom line, worthy of the trust of these wicked rich people.

Joanna Wardry has undergone four kidney transplant surgeries since this time, so this is definitely not the first time that he has performed surgery on this Joanna Wardry. "

"He's dead!"

Detective Amy Santiago was very relieved and regretful: "If I hadn't told him this key point just now, he would have definitely killed me with one hit if I suddenly attacked him in court. Now he is prepared and has hired lawyers, these devil's advocates." If you can explain the truth to the truth, if you have time to prepare, you will definitely come up with an explanation for him."

"It doesn't matter, he can't run away."

Chuck said expressionlessly.

The two came to the postoperative care unit, where Joanna Wardray, who had undergone a kidney transplant, was still sleeping.

"Mary Marietta? She was lucky. If her kidney had been delayed, she would have been dead."

The nurse introduced.

"Her good fortune is everyone else's misfortune."

Detective Amy Santiago sneered.

"Have you seen her before?"

Chuck looked into the nurse's eyes: "Do you know who she is?"

"No."

The nurse shook her head, and under Chuck's gaze, she subconsciously added: "Of course, I also think that Mary Marita is not her real name. That is the pseudonym we give to celebrities who are recovering from addiction or undergoing plastic surgery. You know, celebrities like to protect themselves. privacy."

"Yeah, how dare they really make what they did public."

Detective Amy Santiago sarcastically said.

"Is this pseudonym a secret that everyone knows?"

Chuck asked.

"Yes, everyone who works here knows the secret."

The nurse nodded: "This Mary should be a big shot, because celebrities usually keep secrets from outsiders, but for us medical staff, it is not so secretive. All fees are paid in advance, private suite!"

Out of the hospital.

"Where do we go now?"

Detective Amy Santiago asked, "Shouldn't we take that bastard doctor back for questioning?"

"Not urgent."

Chuck shook his head: "Let's go find Joanna Wardray's father first and let you see what it means to be a family man in Hell's Joke!"

"..."

Detective Amy Santiago's mouth twitched.

What she hates the most now is a joke from hell, let alone a family hero.

The person who was jokingly called a family man by Chuck last time was actually severely analyzed by Chuck for the ugly true face of the so-called family man.

Although she was unwilling, she still followed Chuck obediently.

Reveal your identity, skip the appointment, and soon meet billionaire Philippe Vaudrey.

"Dr. Wolfe, what a rare visitor!"

Billionaire Philippe Wardray greeted Chuck with a big smile.

Detective Amy Santiago stated her purpose directly.

"Mary Marietta, she said confidentiality didn't need to go that far."

laughed billionaire Philippe Wardray.

"The nurse said that people who use this pseudonym are usually celebrities who are recovering from addiction or have undergone plastic surgery and need to keep it secret."

Chuck said bluntly: "As far as I know, your daughter has not had plastic surgery, but she has taken medicine.

For people like her who need a kidney transplant, under normal circumstances, they cannot get it even once, let alone four times.

So she doesn’t understand your intention!

It really needs to be kept secret to this extent! "

"...Today's young people."

Billionaire Philip Wardray did not answer directly, but said something with great emotion. He didn't know whether he was lamenting that the young man Chuck had no manners and stabbed his heart directly, or he was lamenting that his daughter was ignorant and had taken drugs, or even more I don't understand the good intentions of his old father.

"Do you know where your daughter's transplanted kidney came from?"

Detective Amy Santiago asked, "In light of what happened in Central Park..."

"Officer, please believe me!"

Billionaire Philippe Vaudrey interrupted directly: "I sympathize with that man very much, but what do you want from me? I don't know him! I don't know what this has to do with my daughter? The kidney comes from OTN The system! I thank God for that!”

"Famous surgical doctors are often ridiculed by nurses for having a high self-esteem. In their hearts, they think of themselves as God, and they are also a God who can be bribed with swords and music."

Chuck said expressionlessly: "You really should thank God!"

"God only uses the hands of doctors to save people. I am grateful to the doctors, but I am even more grateful to God!"

Billionaire Philip Wardray just didn't answer Chuck's words. He raised his hand to look at his watch and began to see off the guests.

Chuck comes out with Detective Amy Santiago.

"It's so shameless. He pushed it away shamelessly and even got involved with God. If God really exists, he should be sent to hell immediately!"

Detective Amy Santiago complained.

"Who do you think the person who carries the Devil's Advocate with him every day is?"

Chuck said bluntly.

"The devil is the devil!"

Detective Amy Santiago nodded: "Where are we going now? Directly to investigate this bribed God, Dr. James Robert?"

"Not urgent."

Chuck shook his head: "Let's take it step by step."

"Why?"

Detective Amy Santiago said in surprise: "Didn't we lock in on this Dr. James Robert? As long as we follow him, we will find evidence soon!"

After saying this, the corner of her mouth twitched: "You're not going to take me to continue watching Hell's Joke and Family Guy, are you?"

"Didn't you say that you would find out all these accomplices who deliberately pretended to be confused but were actually paid to commit crimes together, and then prosecute all of them without letting go?"

Chuck asked rhetorically.

"I said it!"

Detective Amy Santiago suddenly realized: "You mean to follow the normal process and catch them one by one."

"No!"

Chuck said bluntly: "Just grabbing Dr. James Robert's line is enough to find out all these people afterwards and prosecute them. I want you to see the hypocrisy of these people before their true colors are revealed, so as to avoid you From now on, I still think my hell jokes are just hell jokes.”

Detective Amy Santiago: "..."