Wine and Gun

Hardy was clearly thinking about the map of the police station: "...you're right, if she goes up from the freight elevator, she can also go directly to the stairs where the second victim was killed."

McCard looked around at them and finally asked, "But are we going to prove this conjecture like this?"

"Areola's basic information is registered in the contract, including the house she rents, and she can call her landlord. In such heavy snow, she can't be outside, and is most likely at home. Of course, I guess she The landlord will tell you that she is not at home, and maybe there are one or two less knives in the kitchen of the rented apartment." Olga nodded, and waved his hand to direct them to work, "And since the call is coming, I We need to use WLPD's computer and the police internal network to find out what is the relationship between this lady and George Robb. Maybe when we find some useful information, we will have some idea of ​​where Al is now."

Herstal looked at her and asked, "Do you think he's still alive?"

Olga looked at him slowly, then raised a toothy grin.

"If the murderer's target was me and McCard, Al must still be alive." She made a brisk, hand gesture, "but if not, you might really have to prepare to collect his body."

Note:

[1] About Blanca Areola:

It is set that she is a Mexican, and her name should be in the format of two real names + father's surname + mother's surname, but it is too long, so I don't write it that way. In short, this name in the text is her first name and father's surname.

Another: This way of naming Mexico is actually influenced by Spain, which means that Shana, who is a Spaniard, is actually named that way.

So in the setting, Shana's full name before marriage:

Xana Esperanza Parra Domigo

In the first and second verses, "Shana" and "Esperanza" are her given names, "Pala" is her father's surname, and "Domingo" is her mother's surname.

Then after marriage, the mother's surname is usually removed and replaced with the husband's surname, that is: Xana Esperanza Parra de Bacchus, where the "de" is used to indicate affiliation.

But in addition to what is written in the formal documents, generally only the first section is called the first name + father's surname/first section Christian name + husband's surname.

Chapter 54 Let it Snow 05

not long ago--

Herstal Armalite rushed in the direction of the gunfire, Albarino one step behind. At this time, the disadvantage of having slightly longer hair was revealed. Gale kept putting his hair into his eyes. He reached out and wiped a handful of snow particles on his forehead and eyebrows. Go where the snow is flooded.

Then a gun landed silently behind his back.

Albarino's hand was pressed unobtrusively and unobtrusively around his waist, his Colt tucked under the hem. If Herstal's inference is correct, and the murderer is indeed not one of the people in the hall, he may not be a policeman at all, which would explain why he picks drunk people and policewomen to attack Harm is human instinct.

And there are many ways to deal with an untrained man with a dangerous weapon. The man behind him with the gun against him raises the gun at an angle, almost against his shoulder. If he chooses to resist, if he is sensitive enough to avoid most of the damage caused by the opponent's shooting, at least he can prevent others from hitting the torso with a single shot...

Several options flashed through Albarino's mind, but——

"Don't move." A voice whispered behind him.

—It was a female voice.

interesting.

Albarino stopped his furtive touch on the holster, paused for a moment, and then chose to put his fingers into his coat pockets silently.

"She's smart," Olga murmured, sitting in the corner of the hall with a laptop on her lap that was calling up the department's internal information page. She stared at the page intently, ignoring the fact that most of the people in the hall were peeking at her from time to time, "She's very smart—and that's the problem."

"What?" McCard asked, a little irritated.

"This Blanca Areola is Mexican, and assuming she was never involved in any illegal immigration, she came to the United States almost three years ago — to be precise, she was in Married to a Pennsylvania man two months after the end of the trial, and obtained a conditional green card." Olga stared at the screen and replied without looking up.

"Marriage immigration, at least that's what it looks like." Herstal snorted. "Then why did she come to Westland?"

"Here's the problem: Her husband had a steady job in Pennsylvania, and she was working for a local housekeeping company," Olga said in a tone of voice. "And guess what? Her husband beat her, and they were in shock. Divorced after just three short months. Mr. Armalette, tell me what will happen to this Areola after this?"

Both McArd and Hardy looked at Herstal, Herstal nodded lightly, and said, "Although the direction of marriage law is not my specialty, but—if she entered into a marriage in good faith, she was met with as an American. Citizen's spouse's home bào, then she can be exempted from 'the spouses must file the I-175 form jointly'

limits. That is, she can apply for a formal green card on her own two years after the conditional green card is in effect. "

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