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Seeing Madeline Hill like this, Locke quickly swallowed the food in his mouth, and his CPU was running wildly.

This woman asked this question, which means that he knew the name of the owner of this heart.

This person’s identity is very special, otherwise she would not look so shocked.

Heart transplant surgery!

Japan!

A pure and sweet Asian face immediately flashed in Locke’s mind. She had a plump chest, tight and perky buttocks, but a petite figure, and she bowed at every turn because she couldn’t bear the weight.

He subconsciously thought of Miss Suzuki Nami, a Japanese female neighbor when he lived in Gran Apartment.

This Japanese lady left a deep impression on Locke, and that time really scared him.

It was the first time he heard a woman screaming hysterically like that, rolling her eyes, and looking like she was going to die.

At that time, Suzuki Nami kept shouting “Ami Daddy, Ami Daddy”, and he thought it was a hobby. Later, he realized that this woman couldn’t stand it and really missed Ami Daddy…

Locke stared at Madeline Hill, who had a gloomy expression in front of him, and quickly rejected this guess.

Madeline Hill didn’t know Suzuki Nami, so this person had nothing to do with Japan.

Besides, Suzuki Nami’s identity was not simple, even if the deputy captain was really a “psychologist”, it was impossible to get her heart.

In the flour supplier and customer information given to him by Alice Ross, Locke unexpectedly saw Suzuki Nami’s information, she was a direct family member of the customer.

Suzuki Nami’s stepfather was Suzuki Kikuichi, the fourth generation of the main gang organization Qingchuanhui under the Sumiyoshi-kai, the second largest violent organization in Japan.

Qingchuanhui has been active in the Kanto region of Japan. There are 2,000 gang members. It is one of the top five organizations in Sumiyoshi-kai, mainly engaged in flour, smuggling, usury, gambling, prostitution, violent debt collection and other businesses.

Locke threw Suzuki Nami’s memories out of his mind. It had nothing to do with Japan, so it was related to heart transplantation.

His expression froze, and he said in disbelief: “Could it be Connie Gerard?”

Although heart transplantation mainly depends on the matching degree of the heart, in the subconscious of most people, they all think that transplantation between relatives can increase the success rate of the operation and the rejection reaction after the operation will be lighter.

Madeline Hill said: “I just wanted to check Connie’s recent situation, but I didn’t expect to find out that she died in a car accident a week ago and her heart was donated. Although I didn’t find out where her heart went, it’s too coincidental…”

She didn’t dare to continue to check, but she had guessed in her heart that the heart that Sheri Gerard replaced was most likely from her mother.

Locke was stunned for a while before he recovered. Although he hadn’t confirmed it yet, he also felt that the heart that Sheri transplanted should be Connie Gerard’s.

This…this operation is too crazy!

He asked, “Connie’s car accident…”

Madeline Hill looked confused and shook her head, “I didn’t call Paradise to ask, I…”

After Connie Gerard divorced the deputy captain, she left Los Angeles and went to Paradise in northern California to live and reorganize her family.

“Let me see…”

Locke put down the pizza box, stood up and walked to the computer. If Connie’s car accident was related to the deputy captain, then his guess about his identity was basically confirmed.

The “psychologist” was concerned about Sheri Gerard. He killed Tony Gerard’s wife to save Sheri Gerard, and he had no psychological burden at all.

Madeline Hill looked like she was hit. Locke leaned against her thigh and bent over to check the computer. She didn’t even want to avoid it.

On the computer screen was a car accident report from a week ago. Connie Gerard, uh, Connie Smith died in a car accident. She was the only person killed in the car accident.

Because she signed an organ donation agreement, her organs saved many people!

Considering the privacy of the patient, the news did not disclose the patient information of Connie Smith’s organ transplant, but it mentioned that the heart was chartered and sent overseas…

No wonder Madeline Hill did not dare to continue to investigate, which basically shows that there is no need to investigate!

“Tony Gerard” took Xi Rui to Japan for a heart transplant, and he had to have a matching heart first!

How could it be so coincidental that Connie Smith just happened to have a car accident.

Well, in fact, this kind of organ transplant surgery has long formed an industrial chain in the dark world.

The rich will find a matching organ in advance, and then there will be a special person responsible for obtaining the organ legally, and the hospital will arrange the operation immediately, everything is regular and legal.

Locke stood up, his expression was calm, and he was sure that “Tony Gerard” was the “psychologist”.

The reason why he became capricious and inconsistent in his actions should be that he had a psychological problem.

Those who play with their hearts will eventually be bitten back by their hearts.

With the spiritual mentor’s natural skills, Locke’s understanding of psychology is no less than that of Professor Goodman, a psychology professor at UCLA University.

Especially the affinity given to him by his spiritual mentor makes him far superior to ordinary people in communication.

But he has always restrained himself and will not easily try to control people’s minds unless necessary.

If Locke had not guessed, the “psychologist” should have had a problem when playing Tony Gerard.

The culprit should be Sheri Gerard. Facing Sheri Gerard, who had lost both legs and had a damaged heart and was only half alive, the “psychologist” consciously took on the role of Tony Gerard and may have even done a lot of psychological counseling.

In addition, he absorbed too much information about Tony Gerard and was too deeply involved in the play, which led to his mental disorder.

Their previous analysis was correct. Tony Gerard did have a dual personality.

But the one with a dual personality was the “psychologist”.

He was very familiar with dual personalities.

Confirming his speculation about Tony Gerard’s identity, Locke was ready to go back and continue eating pizza. If he didn’t eat, the pizza would get cold. He didn’t expect Madeline Hill to grab his clothes.

The woman’s face was pale, and she looked up at him with a weak expression, “Locke, is Tony crazy? I know he hates Connie for abandoning them, but he can’t…can’t kill her to save Ciri…”

“If Ciri knew about this, how could she bear it? Tony must be possessed by the devil. How could he become like this…”

“Connie is Ciri’s mother, Arthur’s mother, and his former wife. How could he be like this? He must be crazy, he must be crazy…”

“This is not the Tony Gerard I know…”

“…”

Locke knew that this was a sign of the collapse of faith. After all, “Tony Gerard” was a life mentor to this woman, and he had planted a seed in her heart before.

Last time, he had opened a crack in her mind, causing her to have a gap with “Tony Gerard”.

Now that she had discovered that “Tony Gerard” had done such a cruel thing, the image of Tony Gerard in her heart collapsed. Locke pulled her up, put his arms around her waist, stared into her eyes, and said seriously: “Tony Gerard is Tony Gerard, and Madeline Hill is Madeline Hill, so, no matter what he becomes, it has nothing to do with you…”