"When I started thinking about whether it might be related to charity organizations, I started to pay more attention to it."

Meng Shaoyuan said unhurriedly: "Charitable organizations have too many camouflage advantages. They seem to have a natural protective color, hiding themselves in the crowd without being discovered. Then, I must take a look at the Manila Port

Do charitable organizations have any disguise?

I have an advantage. Once I observe carefully, I will discover many subtleties that are difficult for others to discover. Tucker, you are in the light and I am in the dark. I can observe each of you, but you can't find it.

I.

Once, I noticed that you were very strong. Ms. Rouse and another middle-aged man were struggling to lift things, but you were able to lift them easily. This made me interested in you right away.

Yes. So I focused on you and gave you more attention."

Tucker said nothing.

Coston asked: "Just because of your strength, can you focus on monitoring Tucker?"

"Yes." Meng Shaoyuan nodded and said: "When I was engaged in intelligence work, in order to detect a case, I would identify a group of suspects, and then select the key suspects. Then, these key suspects

People analyze, track, and investigate, and Tucker is such a key suspect.

During the investigation, I had a chat with some charity workers and found that after their work during the day, they would continue to investigate nearby disaster victims at night to better help them. This is originally a good thing, but I

People are suspicious, thinking about whether someone will take advantage of this opportunity?

I once had a secret communication with Ms. Rouse. Of course, I did not tell her my true purpose. I just said that I represented a larger charity organization in the United States and was preparing to enter Manila to provide greater support to Manilans.

help.

Ms. Rouse is a simple and good person, and she told us everything without reservation. She said that Tucker personally planned the investigation of the victims at night and gave it a very nice name, "Angel Project."

After the visit, the staff will compile a list of the victims who are most in need of help and give it to Ms. Rouse, who will then hand it to Tucker. Tucker will select a group of people from them to provide precise assistance. That is, to provide food

Hide it, and then tell these victims through different methods."

At this point, he paused briefly and continued: "I asked Couston, would charitable organizations do this? Couston told me, yes, many charitable organizations in the United States would do this."

Couston said: "In the United States, there are many homeless people, and some organizations specifically targeting homeless people were the first to adopt such a method. They did not distribute food directly to the homeless people, but gave them clues.

, let them find it.”

At that time, the homeless protection system in the United States was not as complete as it would be in the future.

The homeless also have no future protection funds.

Their biggest need is how to obtain food.

Therefore, relief organizations that help homeless people came up with this method.

They hope that by doing this, homeless people can get food through their own efforts and wisdom.

At the same time, it may stimulate the potential within them.

This whimsical approach did not end until the United States entered the war.

Only this time, it appeared in Manila again.

"If someone has used it a long time ago, then using it again will not arouse other people's suspicion." Meng Shaoyuan said: "At this point, I already have a general idea in my mind.

If the murder of the first girl was accidental, then what about the girls who were murdered later? Why can the murderer always find them accurately and kill them?

You must know that there is a big difference between the same murderer, one who knows the victim's exact route of action, and the other who is completely unaware. The former can completely minimize the risk of exposure.

It's a very smart method, and it has successfully induced me before. I sent people to search in both directions. Because we believed that the front of Manila Port was brightly lit all night, and the murderer would not choose to commit the crime here. However, the murderer took advantage of it.

This is our mentality.

No one would suspect a person who is performing charity activities, but the murderer just appears in front of us and commits the crime in a swaggering way. This is a blind spot, a blind spot that we naturally ignore at the beginning.

The murderer committed the crime right under our noses and killed the victim. But we are still searching in different directions."

Causton was a little puzzled when he heard this: "But the victim's body was indeed found in the east and west directions."

"Yes, this is where I went astray in the first place." Meng Shaoyuan sighed: "Our brains tell us that since corpses are always found there, then that place is the crime scene.

Why? We naturally judge that the murderer will leave the scene in a hurry after committing the crime to avoid being discovered. Therefore, our brains are actually deceiving us.

I went to the crime scene and I noticed something was wrong."

…

That day, Meng Shaoyuan was on the little girl's body, picked up something, looked at it, and then put it in his pocket.

"Boss, did you find something?"

As soon as he went out, Li Zhifeng asked.

"Found? What did you find?" Meng Shaoyuan stretched his waist.

Li Zhifeng curled his lips.

The boss has this kind of virtue and specializes in pretending to be sophisticated.

With his appearance, he must have found some clues.

He was just titillating and deliberately didn't say anything.

Then after the case is solved, they will definitely use the experience of how to solve the case to make a lot of accusations.

…

Li Zhifeng's guess was correct. Meng Shaoyuan did discover something that day.

There was some mud stuck to the little girl's body.

To be more precise, it was on the soles of the little girl's feet.

This soil is different from the soil where the body was found.

We are also in Manila, but the soil is different in different places.

"I started looking for the location of this soil." Meng Shaoyuan said lightly: "Then I discovered that this soil was actually right in front of me, exactly the same as the soil outside Manila Port.

Since the reopening of the Manila Port, a large number of cars and people have come and gone, and the surrounding soil has naturally changed. I quickly discovered the problem, why did the soil here appear at the murder scene a few hundred meters away?

?

The murderer moved the body! Yes, the murderer knew that we have no testing equipment or forensics and can only rely on rough experience to judge, so he didn't care at all.
Chapter completed!