Chapter 665 It turns out that this is a pit

As a member of the KGB, Vecchiro naturally knew the terrible methods of the KGB's interrogation. Now that he thinks of those bloody methods to be used on himself, the fear in Vetero's heart can be imagined. He had only joined the KGB for less than a year, and he could not have imagined that he had not used those methods to interrogate prisoners, and that he would be interrogated first.

"I can give you a chance to go to court-martial, in which case you will go to military prison at most, but not to death. Say where Petroviv went, otherwise I would have to use the methods of the KGB. Sophia tightened her eyebrows and said coldly.

Vecchiro still shook his head, "Captain, I don't know, I really don't. I've never done anything like that, I'm ...... I'm definitely being framed. ”

"Bastard, you still don't say it. If you recruit it, you can still live, but if you don't recruit it, you will only die. Do you really want to force Lao Tzu to torture you?" Guimas stood next to Sophia, his face flushed with anger, and he couldn't help but step forward and kick Vecchiro to the ground.

Sophia frowned again, but didn't stop it.

The interrogation continued for a few more minutes, and the result was the same. Vechiro still kept saying that he didn't know anything, it wasn't Petroviv who he notified, and finally Sophia coldly dropped two words, "Electric shock." ”

Electric shock, which is a very common method of torture to extract confessions, is to pass an electric current through a person's body, and the pain caused in that moment is enough to make people poop and pee###. It's not a movie, it's a real thing, and many countries say that electrocution has been abolished, but in a secret service like the KGB, this effective interrogation method is still retained. As soon as Vecchiro heard the word electric shock, his eyes immediately widened. But before he could put up any resistance, he was set up and fixed in a chair by two or three KGB men.

The chair is the kind of electric chair that is wrapped around and around by wire and steel rings, and the person sitting on this chair, as long as the chair is electrified, the whole body will be immediately filled with electricity, and the powerful current will instantly crush a person's neural consciousness. It is difficult to withstand this pain if it is not a specially trained person.

Vecchiro was strapped to an electric chair, and Sofia asked Guimas to turn on and off the current. This is a very important part, if the current is too small, then the effect of torture will not be achieved. But if the current is too large, then the person will be electrocuted, and naturally there will be no torture to extract confessions.

"I don't know, I really don't know...... Ahh

In just two seconds, Guimas stopped the current from flowing and asked with a cold face: "Say, otherwise the current will be greater next time." ”

Vecchiro's body was still shaking, but he shook his head resolutely.

"Humph!" Guimas snorted, and then turned on the switch of the current again, this time releasing a stronger, more violent current than the last time, and a few more seconds. So much so that Vecchiro's body trembled even more, and the scream was even worse than the howl of a ghost crying wolf in hell.

"Still don't say?" said Guimas, snorting coldly.

Vecchiro didn't even seem to have the strength to shake his head at this time, and he didn't speak or make any movements.

"Do you really want to die?" Guimas roared viciously, and then turned the current up to the maximum.

I'm poking, this is to put people to death. For a moment, Vecchiro just reflected, and then his head suddenly tilted to the side, and even the big ##### #的机会都没有, I don't know if he was dead or fainted.

At this time, Guimas squinted and stared coldly at Vechiro, and just as he was about to step forward to check if Vechiro was dead, suddenly Guimas was stunned, waiting for his eyes to look at Sophia in disbelief.

"What's the surprise?" Sophia held the gun in one hand, her swarthy muzzle facing Guimars, and her fingers were already on the trigger.

"Captain, what are you doing here?" Guimas was puzzled, but what made him even more puzzled was that Vecchiro, who seemed to have been electrocuted, opened his eyes violently and woke up again in an instant.

What's going on? Such a large current, even if it doesn't electrocute people, it can't wake up so quickly, it's more like a nobody.

Sophia then gave Guimars the answer.

"Do you think I really believe that Vechiro is a traitor, and that he informed Petroviv?" Sophia looked cold, squinting and snorting.

Guimas was stunned for a moment, and asked, "Isn't it him?" But you said that you found Guimas's phone number in Petroviv's correspondence records. Isn't that proof?"

Sophia sneered, "Then tell me, what can a phone number prove?"

Guimas couldn't figure out what Sophia was doing, what she was talking about, or how the situation had suddenly become like this. Wasn't Vecchiro supposed to be interrogated, and why did Sophia turn the gun at herself?

Suddenly, Guimas realizes that this is most likely a trap and that he has a good chance of falling for it.

And at this time, there were already KGB people who helped Vecchiro untie the chains on his body, and then Vechiro was safe and sound, and walked in front of Guimas as if he was nothing, where did he look like a dying man who had just been electrocuted?

If it was really electrocuted, Vecchiro would not be like a nobody, I'm afraid it would be a question of whether he could even stand up. This once again proves that all this is just a trap, a play prepared for him Guimas.

"I have already explained to the captain that you secretly used my phone to make a phone call yesterday. The reason why the captain asked me to cooperate with her to do so much is that I know that you will not admit it obediently, but I didn't expect you to be willing to kill even your own comrades. Vecchiro's eyes burst into anger and he yelled again, "Why did you frame me?"

Guimas didn't know what he had done wrong, and Sophia found out about him, so he continued to pretend to be confused: "What the hell are you doing? What does this have to do with me?"

Sophia didn't want to talk nonsense, so she waved her hand and pressed Guimas on the electric chair, and hummed at the same time: "I have already made people move the electric chair just now, and you don't even see this? It is enough to prove that your mind is not on the interrogation at all, and the moment you push the current to the maximum, it also explains the truth." As an experienced agent, don't you know that the maximum current can kill people?"

Guimas was pinned to the electric chair and then tied up by Vecchiro's own hands. "Bastard, you'd better be honest with everything, or you'll be given a taste of being shocked. ”

Guimas couldn't help laughing, "You have no evidence, and it's ridiculous to say that I'm a mole based on speculation." ”

"Really, then I'll let you know what you're doing wrong!" Sophia scoffed, and then spoke out her analysis bit by bit.

It turned out that after getting Petroviv's communication records last night, Sophia did find a phone number, and the owner of this phone number was Vechiro.

So early this morning, Sophia took her four men from the KGB headquarters in Moscow and secretly took down Vecchiro, which no one else knew.

Sofia asks Vecchiro about his phone number in detail, and asks Vecchiro to investigate his information.

Eventually, Vechiro told Sofia that before the operation to capture Petroviv yesterday afternoon, the person in charge, Guimas, borrowed his phone and dialed a number, and then returned the phone to Vichylo, and then rushed to Petroviv's house with the KGB people.

In fact, based on these Sophia alone, she has already deduced that Guimas may be a mole. Regardless of whether what Veilo said was true or not, whether the call was made by Guimas or by Vechiro. Guimars was the head of the operation, and Petroviv was obviously at work during the operation, but Guimas did not take anyone directly to the state government office, but went to Petroviv's home.

This in itself is suspicious. It's like a person looking for his friend, knowing that his friend is likely to be in the company now, but this person just runs to his friend's house to look for it, this Nima is not reasonable at all.

So after knowing this, Sophia already became suspicious of Guimas. However, Sophia did not believe all of Vechiro's words, and then she questioned all the KGB personnel involved in yesterday's operation, and the answers she received were exactly the same as what Vechiro said.

During this period, some KGB members did not understand Guimas's approach, and some people proposed to go to the state government office first, but in the end they were all rejected by Guimas. This makes Guimars's suspicion even greater.

In addition to this, there is one more point. Vecchiro had been in the KGB for less than a year, so it was highly unlikely that Vecchio and Petroviv had known each other, although it was possible, but it was almost negligible compared to Guimas. Because Guimas has been staying in Chita all these years, if you want to know Petroviv, he is more likely and has more opportunities.

Of course, the most important thing is what Chen Tian said in the hotel last night, Guimas is very similar to another murderer who participated in the murder of the beautiful governor.

All kinds of clues and various reasons make Sophia's suspicion of Guimas more and more serious. But Sophia didn't directly send someone to take down Guimas, because she knew that Guimas would not admit this, so she found Vecchiro and designed such a good show for Guimas.

Sophia was looking for a more good reason to break through Guimas's last psychological defense, and that reason came out the moment Guimas pushed the current to the maximum.

Sophia concluded that if she called Vecchiro a "traitor", then if Guimas was a real mole, then he would definitely find a way to kill Vecchiro at every opportunity. At that time, Vecchiro will always carry the black cauldron for him, because the dead will not cry out for grievances.

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