"No." Tucker shook his head and said.

"No?" Miller said in confusion: "Did you go there after being interested or do you think it's too boring here?"

Tucker smiled and said, "I can only say that I'm a little suspicious now."

"Suspicion? What do you doubt?" Miller said seriously, "Don't doubt it. I don't need to explain what background Halemet has, right? You can say that they are lazy and make mistakes, but the people you suspect are having problems. Unless you have irrefutable evidence, you will definitely be able to take care of the food."

"I know. But I'm just suspicious now." Tucker said: "Since I'm here to investigate this, shouldn't I be suspicious? Is this abnormal?"

"Normal. But I really want to know what your reason for doubting this person is? Is that person a Chinese?" Miller asked.

Tucker shook his head and said, "This may be just one reason. If you really want to hear it, I can talk."

"Of course I'm interested. And I'm not just talking casually. What I want is the report of the person in charge. You'd better think about it before speaking. I don't want to say what this matter means, so don't think I'm a waste of time." Miller said impatiently.

"Of course." Tucker immediately said, "You are the boss, you have the final say." After saying that, he sighed and said, "Actually, there is no evidence of my suspicion of this person, it just comes from feelings." He looked at Miller, and then continued after seeing that Miller had no expression: "First of all, I want to talk about my opinion on the attack. Now some people think it is a revenge or an attack. There is no one to save. I don't agree with this, not only do I agree, but also in my opinion, the other party is not only here to rob the prison, but also the people I locked up there."

"The person you locked up there? The person you suspected of being related to the assassination of Liu Qigang?" Miller asked.

"Yes. I suspect that these people are here to save him." Tucker said.

"What's the reason? You don't think so simply because he was locked up there and didn't get useful information from him?" Miller asked.

Tucker chuckled and said, "I have to admit that there are indeed some mentalities like this. But I have something that makes me doubt it more."

"Tell me." Miller signaled to a chair not far ahead of him and said, "I don't want to be questioned by Lill for some reason."

Tucker nodded, sat down on the chair and immediately said, "I just said that I don't agree with the statement of revenge. They must have come to save people. The reason why I said that they saved the people I was locked up there is not complicated. First of all, my prisoner is not in good condition, at least not enough to support him to escape. The few we have caught back have such problems, but the only guy has not found it and has no trace at all. What does this mean? Or it is

Someone helped him and ran away with him. But this was impossible. I was almost certain that someone shouldn't know him in that place. In addition, they could not know each other that someone they knew was locked up there, especially who would care about other prisoners when they ran away? Could it be that the incident was planned and organized by the prisoners? But it was impossible. So what makes sense is that someone deliberately took him away. And the person who took him away was probably the person who attacked there."

Miller nodded and signaled to Tucker, "What else? If it were the person you caught, then most of the people who did this are Chinese, but did the Chinese really do it? Have you ever thought about this?"

"Actually, Megan and Katherine and I have discussed these things." Tucker looked at Miller and seemed to explain: "As she who is about to be responsible for the pursuit, I think he needs to know something."

"Okay. That's nothing." Miller waved his hands and said, "He knew that this was nothing. If even people like Catherine had problems and made us unable to trust, then the Intelligence Agency would be finished. Besides, since this matter was left to you for investigation, you have the right to decide who knows what. So don't explain these useless things, go ahead."

Seeing that Miller had no objection, Tucker immediately said: "After the incident, I immediately asked to collect Coble's surveillance. Many of these surveillance have been damaged recently, such as the surveillance outside the warehouse used to ship the materials needed by the prison, the surveillance at the intersection outside the telephone, etc. Although these did not play the due role, I still found some suspicious people from some other surveillance."

"All of them are Chinese?" Miller asked.

"Now I can only be sure that they are Asian, no... According to Catherine, they are all East Asians. Because I checked the check-in information of all hotels in those days, there was no Chinese person on it." Tucker said.

Miller smiled when he heard this and said, "This is interesting. If you really read it right, this is actually an extremely suspicious place."

"That's how I think." Tucker nodded and said, "Obviously someone is deliberately hiding something. It includes letting all the prisoners there, which is also hiding their true intentions. And from the descriptions of those who have been caught, when they escape, or when everyone is leaving, those with head hoodies did take away one person."

"Can you confirm this person's identity?" Miller asked immediately.

Tucker curled his lips and said regretfully: "It is not certain yet. These people have neither seen the appearance of the person they took away, nor even whether this person was a prisoner or the injured companion of the attacker in western Zhejiang. This is also an important reason why we are eager to recover other prisoners. We need these people to help us restore the scene of that day, some details or some important information, so far they seem to be the only possible way."

Miller sighed after hearing Tucker's words, "So what does this have to do with the Helmet mercenary you are now suspicious of. With your previous report, and what you said to me now, it makes me feel that a carefully planned action at this time may even be an action of internal and external cooperation. And is it possible for the mercenary you are suspicious of? If I remember correctly, were they just transferred back from Mexico? And why did you target that Chinese? Just because he is a Chinese?"

"This is a bit complicated." Tucker thought for a while and said, "To be honest, I have no evidence now. Not only does it have no evidence, but I even sometimes doubt my suspicion of him."
Chapter completed!