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What's more, the person who took the initiative to contact Clark to find trouble for him this time was the current director of the Oriental Department of the Boston Museum, Shingo Yamamoto, as soon as he thought of this, Jin Muchen couldn't help the monstrous anger in his heart.

After killing Clark and his wife Janice, Jin Muchen and Jesse of course did the necessary finishing work before leaving their house.

Although it was already known that the couple had turned off the monitoring equipment in the room when they entered the room, they carefully inspected the house before leaving, just in case, to prevent other monitoring equipment from running in the room.

It turned out that they were not blindly worried, in addition to the monitoring of the business area of the shop, there were indeed two sets of additional monitoring equipment in the living room and study.

So when they were leaving, they took the hard drives of the surveillance equipment.

After returning home, out of curiosity, Jin Muchen also carefully checked the contents of those hard drives, which contained many scenes of Clark meeting with other thieves, and some scenes of him and the customers who came to him to discuss the details of the 'business'.

This guy is definitely a slick veteran, and filming such a scene is obviously to prepare for himself to go back, but these materials are obviously cheap for Jin Muchen.

Although there are many people in these surveillance materials that Jin Muchen doesn't know, Jin Muchen knows that these materials are very useful, and maybe when he will meet these people who are doing 'business' with Clark in the picture.

And what interests Jin Muchen the most is this. It was a video from more than two months ago. This video material. It was actually that Clark specially intercepted and put it in a text folder.

In this video material, Jin Muchen saw it very clearly, that James. Braun, as well as Clark, and Shingo Yamamoto, director of the Boston Museum's Oriental Department, meet.

In that footage, Shingo Yamamoto is between Clark and James. It's obviously an old friend, Shingo Yamamoto and James came together.

Listening to the process of their chat, Jin Muchen also knew the beginning and end of their calculations against him.

It turned out that after he became famous, especially after the news of having so many quite passable treasures in his hand spread, he entered the sight of this Yamamoto Shingo.

This guy is very interested in the things he collects, such as his two sets of snuff bottle series, as well as the Qianlong table clock, and the two Qianlong pen holders.

These things with pure Chinese royal elements are very attractive to him, the director of the Oriental Department of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

You must know that the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, is a private museum, which is a joint-stock system. In addition to fundraising, they usually operate with funds. Another means is to rely on auctions.

They hold an average of four auctions a year, and in recent years, with the popularity of Chinese antiques, almost three of their annual auctions are centered on Chinese antiques.

This puts a lot of pressure on Shingo Yamamoto, who sends out many people every year to search for Chinese cultural relics that are worth collecting and auctioning.

And the things in his hands made him very tempted.

It's a pity that those things, firstly, he didn't plan to make a move, and secondly, even if he planned to sell, the price must be very expensive, which made him start to use his crooked brain.

Anyway, this kind of method is familiar to him, and he is not a big man in the United States, so his plan can be said to be quite unscrupulous.

As for that James. Braun received commissions from several British museums, on the one hand, he wanted the desk of King William IV in his hand, which was prepared for the British Museum, and on the other hand, he was also commissioned by several French museums at the same time, and wanted to get back the set of paintball vases from the Sèvres porcelain factory in his hands.

That's why they found that Clark together and wanted him to help him, after all, Clark was the most famous thief in New York.

And when those people were chatting in that video, they didn't care about their lives or deaths.

According to that Shingo Yamamoto, if they don't resist, then it's best, they still have a chance, and they can get compensation from the insurance company.

If they dare to resist, then they might as well send them directly to God.

As for that James, he directly raised his hands and feet in approval, and when he heard them say this, how can you keep Jin Muchen's heart from fire.

This is simply not taking the life of his family seriously!

It's really unbearable, as soon as he thinks of this, Jin Muchen's desire for revenge is even stronger.

This Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, his own development, if bluntly said, is a black history of ingenuity and plunder, and now it is still regarded as their pride by these white-skinned ghost animals?

Well, since you are unkind, don't blame Lao Tzu for being unjust, anyway, don't you like to use such black methods? Then don't be afraid, others will use such means against you.

During this time, Jin Muchen and Jesse went to the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, during the day to step on the plate, and came back at night to study and discuss how to carry out their plan.

However, after careful study, the more they studied, the more frightened they became.

The background of this museum, Jinnyima, can be said to be against the sky, in the early days, it was just a museum jointly founded by Harvard University and MIT.

But later, this museum has become a shady center where oligarchs gather, such as the William Fund, which represents the interests of a large family, and several other hedge funds that are not very well-known, or some messy venture capital companies.

You may not have heard much of the names of these companies, but if you continue to investigate, you will find that these funds, or venture capital companies, are simply the vest companies of those big families.

This museum is no longer just a museum, it is also the money laundering center of many large consortia or large families.

But even so, it didn't make Jin Muchen and Jesse give up their original idea, it just added a little difficulty to the game, but if done properly, they still have a chance to carry out a perfect revenge action.

Over the course of a few days, they figured out the general operation of the museum.

Monday to Wednesday, doors open at 9 a.m. and close at 4 p.m., and Thursday to Sunday, doors open at 9 a.m. and close at 9:45 p.m. from Thursday to Sunday.

The security measures in the museum are tight, and they are entrusted to a special security company.

The museum is usually open only to the main entrance, and there are several other emergency fire escapes, but they are usually locked and connected to an electronic alarm system.

The main body of the whole museum was built in 1909, and in 1981, the podium on the west side was added, and the internal electronic security system was installed more than ten years ago, which is relatively old.

It may be that this museum is more confident in the oligarchs behind it, thinking that no one dares to break ground on their heads, so in terms of electronic surveillance, the equipment is not updated very quickly, and it is not advanced.

High-tech alarm systems like infrared alarm systems, thermal alarm systems, and ground pressure alarm systems, which can be seen in the movies, are not equipped at all in this museum.

The main security force of the entire museum is a patrol of nine people, which patrols the museum every half hour when it is open during the day.

When one group returns to the lounge, the other group sets off, always patrolling once an hour, but it is not clear what will happen at night.

After figuring out the security situation of this museum, Jin Muchen couldn't help but let go of the nerves that had been tense, thinking that a museum with so many good things would have to be that kind of heavily guarded place.

But after coming to find out in person, he realized that he was really thinking too much, and the wonderful scenes of thieves and guards fighting wits and courage, or fighting with high-tech anti-theft systems, turned out to be made up by Hollywood directors.

“…… Do you think that those high-end alarm systems are often millions of sets, and sometimes they will be overly sensitive, causing frequent alarms to be sent by mistake, so those museums are too lazy to spend money to find guilt. And since the museum was built, it has not been robbed much, and of course they don't care too much about this, after all, in their opinion, who dares to pluck the feathers on the head of a tiger? ”

When Jesse said this, Jin Muchen also felt that this was the case, so what they should study next was when to start and how to enter this museum.

At the same time, how to choose a suitable exit route, as well as prepare some plans for various accidents.

But when it came to this point, Jin Muchen and Jesse were really stumped, it turned out that there was a reason why the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, dared not update their electronic alarm system so confidently and boldly.

This museum is located in Copley Square in the center of Boston, which is the most prosperous area of Boston, and it is also the most densely policed area.

There are thousands of cameras on just a few streets around the museum, and although the electronic security equipment in this museum is not very advanced, it has a very advanced access control system.

If you force your way in, or try to sneak in from somewhere else, you're sure to trigger the alarm system, and once the alarm system calls the police, those cops will be on the scene in less than three minutes. (To be continued......)