24 Suicide
Zach leaned back, leaned back in his chair, and looked at the ceiling, "Suicide or murder." β
"Kill yourself!" Wes replied, biting his lip.
"So the malice of people from the west towards the Indoan culture that I just talked about was what Sibella asked you to say. β
"Yes!"
"But it is a fact that Paising's carnival was threatened and destroyed. β
"Yes!"
Zach lowered his head and raised his hand to touch his forehead, "So Sbella is exposing a social problem that Barton is going through with her life." Zach was thinking.
"Yes!"
"Unlike the failed Blake plan of the West Side - the nightclub attack was happening, we in Barton were controlling the influence for the first time, trying to slowly manipulate the direction of public opinion, and finally controlled all the plans to bite the West Side, and now Blake is affected by religious correctness, and even lost his job (the mayor's secretary). Zach used the analogy of Blake's previous experience, because they were all socially discriminatory incidents, "so Sbella chose a way that none of us could control the impact to expose the problem." β
"Yes!!" may have been a reference to Blake, and we know that Blake is now tied to one person - Jason. And Jason, kind of like Wes's mines. Wes's mood fluctuated a little, but fortunately he was focused enough, "Sbella deliberately committed suicide at a disputed location, attracting the attention of police stations in both jurisdictions, and allowing civilians (passengers on the bus) to see her death. She deliberately made this case the opposite of the previous attack on a minority group in a remote nightclub! Sibella wants the public to gather attention! She wants to be discussed! She wants to be exposed!"
Zach lowered his head and nodded, "I know it all, okay, you go and call Detective Cousson in." β
"What are you going to say to Cousson?" Wes was a little impatient.
"I'll go along with his reasoning. Zach looked up and replied calmly, "Sbella's purpose has been achieved, the case has been seen by the public, and Detective Cousson has just admitted the fact that Pais's Ando-Indian culture has been maliciously destroyed." Zach looked at Wes, "You don't need to force the Southern Police Department to accept the murder, and you don't want to. β
Yes, let's not say that Wes has no legal authorization to intervene in the investigation here at this time, only the nature of the murder. Once the Southern Police Department retreats and admits to murder, will Wes turn into a murderer and close the case?
"But Sbella wants the media to ...... when they get the news"
Zach knew what Wes was trying to say, what Wes had just saidβthe difficulties that Pais's Carnival was experiencing, and Sbella hoped that someone would pass it on to the public," said Detective Cowson, who likes to be interviewed by the press and the media the most. Zach interrupted Wes, "If you don't believe me, you can ask James." β
It sounds like a joke, but alas, it's true. When Cowson and James were partnered, this kind of exposure to the flash was all Curson's sole responsibility.
"Sibella wants more than just an acknowledgement, you heard what Corson said just now, he has never been in the West, and he has no feelings at all about the deep-rooted discrimination against Indoan culture by Westerners!"
Sbella, I really played a good game. Come to think of it, Wes is simply a complete person to talk about discrimination!
But Zach now has a better idea, "You can rest assured, even if Detective Cowson doesn't really understand the harm caused by this kind of social problem, he will say it to convince everyone, the media, the public." β
"How can you be sure?"
"Huh. Zach shook his head, "Because of his current resentment towards you Director Darcy." β
"Huh?"
"Detective Levine's death. Zach didn't want to explain from the beginning, only mentioned a few important points, if Wes wanted to know, he could ask others, such as James, "And you said that the committee at the Pais Carnival has been asking your North Police Department for help, but the North Police Department has not done any practical help......"
Wes interrupted, "We can't arrest someone for a few insulting letters!"
Zach didn't mind, "The result was that the North District Police Department did nothing, and it ended up being a violent corpse on the side of the road for the leader of Paising's Indo-An culture." It was enough for Detective Coulson to have this conclusion in his heart, and he would not let go of this opportunity. β
Wes opened his mouth, "You think he's going to add fuel to the fire and attack the North Police Department?"
"Not that I think, I'm sure he will. β
"That's not good......" Wes was still apprehensive, after all, he was a detective at the North District Police Department.
Zach looked at the essence very much through the appearance, "What's not good, can the North Police Department go out of business because of a few complaints from a certain detective in the South District Police Department?" β
The police department is out of business? Feel the point of this joke?
"Uh......" Wes had nothing more to say.
"Call someone. β
Wes shook his head and went to call someone.
When the two detectives sat across from Zach again, Zach had already sorted out what he had to say, "Sbella did arrange a funeral for herself when she came to Grande, and even the grave pits have been dug in our cemetery, and if necessary, the detectives can go to collect evidence." β
Pit. Winston dug it.
The corners of Detective Curson's eyes twitched twice, but remained generally calm. Mr. Zachary Grande is really ...... Uh, 'awesome'?
As for Weiss, he kept his head down and was silent.
"But as someone who has some personal acquaintance with Sbella (Alice), and as the owner of the Grande funeral home, I have a few words to say. Whether the two detectives are my confession or self-comfort, I want you to listen to me. β
Naturally, Wes remained silent.
Detective Cousson cleared his throat, "Ahem, Mr. Grande, please." β
"I've dissuaded Sbella. "It's the kind of situation where everybody knows you're acting, but you're still going to act. Look, Detective Corson looked serious and listened very seriously, "As an acquaintance, I did my best. But as the owner of the funeral business, when Sbella asked for a piece of land for her burial place and asked Grande to handle her funeral, I couldn't refuse. As you all know, now only Grande is performing the funeral rites of the Indo-An tradition. β
It makes sense for Detective Cousson to be called Old Fritters, and he immediately realized what Zach was trying to say, "Mr. Grande, I can understand you, as a friend of Sibella and a mortician, you can't have it both ways. You just did what you had to do, Sibella's suicide was not your fault Mr. Grande, please mourn. "Listen, what a ...... 'oil'.
Zach also used the same 'oil' to receive Detective Cowson's condolences, "Thank you." But I still wish I could do more. The following sentence was the key, which made the silent Wes move for a moment, "I even suggested that Sbella recuperate for a few days in the more friendly South District, Grandrie, and avoid the North District, Paisying, and Carnival, which made her feel stressed. But she refused. β
In other contexts, it may be a person who is trying to help a friend who is under stress to get out of a stressful situation.
But in this context.
Detective Corson read the point in Zach's eyes as he looked at him, "yes! If anyone is the murderer of this suicide, it's the environment that makes her feel stressed!"
This is the confirmation that Zach just said to Wes - Detective Cousson will definitely satisfy Sbella!
Zach nodded, "Of course, I also informed Benjamin as soon as possible to help our friends, but obviously it didn't work well. "There's no need for these two to go to Benjamin's again. The epilogue was done by Zach himself, "If the two detectives have nothing else to do, I'm going to start preparing for my friend's funeral." β
"Yes!" Detective Corson stood up, "Thank you for your cooperation!" Now, of course, he calls Zach with a more intimate name, and Zach not only helps him accomplish his purpose, but also gives him a great value package.
Wes also stood up, knowing he had nothing more to say and wasn't prepared to be polite, and walked out of the office before Detective Coulson. However, when Wes was about to leave Zack's sight, he still gave Zach a covert look.
While dealing with Detective Curson's politeness, Zach nodded knowingly, telling - Wes didn't have to continue to deal with Sbella, if there was anything wrong with Sbella, come to Grande to find himself.
Detective Cousson seemed to deliberately delay the time, and after Wes completely went downstairs, Detective Cousson suddenly accepted the politeness before leaving, "I'm sorry!" opened his mouth to apologize, "I know you want to help me and help the Southern District Police Department, but I'm also too no, tsk!" Detective Cousson seemed to be seriously blaming himself, "It's so inconsiderate, we know that Sbella is a little involved with you Grande, I don't know if you are really friends! If I knew that you were friends, I would never throw this kind of thing in front of you in such a cold-blooded way......"
Well, old fritters are still human.
Zach patted Detective Corson and interrupted the other party's apology, "Corson, I'm not friends with Sbella. β
Detective Corson was stunned for a moment, "You guys aren't?"
"No, every time she comes to Grande she argues with me about the concept of guardianship of minors, we are not friends, at most acquaintances. There may also be some mutual dislike because of our disagreements on the idea of guardianship of minors. β
You can see what Zach has done, he replaces the problem of Ryan and Riwench, which Silbella inevitably mentions every time she comes to Grande, with the question of Alice's guardianship as Detective Cousson understands.
"Oh. Detective Corson wasn't slow to react, but either way, it was something to think about, "You're not friends, and she's not very happy with your custody of Alice?"
Zach didn't give any response, because there was no need for Detective Curson to continue questioning about Grande's relationship with Sbella. You know, all the things Detective Corson needs are in the 'oil' dialogue above.
Detective Corson also realized, "Okay! But I really want to thank you this time!"
"No, I don't. Zach looked like he should be, "Now do what needs to be done." β
"Yes!" Detective Corson nodded, officially saying goodbye.
Zach didn't have a moment to catch his breath, "Such a high-profile funeral for a wizard in the Indian tradition!" Roy Tsmich returned, "Do you know how much this will make the alien undertakers in the West who don't want to support you in the first place!"
The timing couldn't have been more perfect. Zach looked at Roy, "And after you eavesdropped on the whole process, your first reaction was to care about my situation, should I be moved?"
"Don't be self-inflicted!" Roy said, a disgusted expression, "Those 'angels' are as you predicted." Not to change the subject, but to quickly tell Zach the news that he should have been fed back, "I put up with the sermon that 'everyone can go to heaven' in the middle of the week and started to go crazy. Now it's entangled with Crowley's angels. β
"And then?" Zack didn't care much about what was going to happen, all Zach cared about was "Roffro, have you taken care of it?"
"Pretty much. Roy gave a vague answer.
"What do you mean by almost? Did you say the point I explained?" Zach was a little speechless, Roy's attitude, how could Zach rest assured that he would be given other tasks in the future.
"I said it. Roy's face furrowed, "But I'm not you, I'm not Toledo, I'm not as sure as you are about how much Revro obeys me as a 'political refugee'." β
Well, it turned out to be a lack of self-confidence.
Zach patted Roy on the shoulder, "Don't take you to me as a political refuge anymore, you have to remember that we are working hard for the future of the Demon Feast right now." β
Roy took Zack's hand and didn't answer, but went back to the funeral, "So, you're really going to give Sbella a funeral?"
"Of course, this is my testimony to Detective Corson, and the testimony cannot be fake. Zach picked up the phone, hey, just took Sbella's funeral, I have to inform Sbella's husband Corden. I hope that when Sbella makes this speechless plan, she has discussed it with her husband, and Zach can save a lot of time to explain.
"You understand what kind of impact this will have on western society, you can't strangle the people of the wizard family in the middle for the Demon Banquet with your front foot, and become the guardian of Indoan culture with your back foot! Even I can see that you are being used by Sbella! She took the ten-year agreement you helped her fight for the Indoans of Barton, and then played you mercilessly!"
Zach was dialing, "You have to admit it, it's a clever plan. Zach didn't seem to be worried about himself, and he was actually admiring Sbella.
Roy tugged at the corners of his mouth, "I still need to remind you that the wizard family has basically declared war on our Demon Feast?"
"But the wizard family is not the same as the Indons, is it. Zach was waiting for the connection, and there was still a little time to educate Roy, "Even in the colonial war four centuries ago, the battlefield was divided into two, ordinary people and aliens. Roy, let's not forget that the country we are in now is a federation, an independent state after the peace between the colonists and the Indoans, which is the foundation of this country. If we have to face war again, this time, ordinary human beings, are not within the scope of our war. β
Roy was not persuaded by Zack, "The Indoans are the ones who are suppressed at the bottom in the west! No one will admit that the country that was once set by your secret alliance is fundamental!"
The phone was answered, "Is it Zachary Grande?" β
"Yes. Zach shook his head, the other party was waiting for his call, and Sbella really arranged everything-
"Tomorrow I'll send the real Soul Grass to Grande, and Sbella has a little request for the coffin, so I'll send it over together. β
What could Zach say, "Okay, then we'll see you tomorrow." Hung up, facing Roy, "Then do we want to face the wizarding family in the middle of the country and mobilize all the ordinary Indians to fight the vampires?"
Roy was stunned for a moment.
We know that the wizarding families in the middle are sending weapons and money to ordinary Indians, and we know that those weapons and money are the preparation of the wizarding family to control the republican aliens in the future.
There's no need to tell Roy about this yet, but wait until Murphy Asammet and Miley find out the exact information. However, on one question, if the wizards in the central part completely use the oppression of the Demon Banquet to the Indians, incite the hatred of ordinary Indoans towards the Demon Banquet, and desperately buy private real estate in the central region, then at this time, is there still suspense in the war between vampires and wizards?
All the vampires who can still roam relatively freely in the entire confines of the Federation now rely on the foundation of the state established by the Hidden Alliance!
"Figured it out?" Zach saw Roy's expression change, and he didn't need to explain much, "So yes, if I were to become a defender of Indoan culture to keep ordinary Indoans away from this war, I would do it." I don't care if anyone at the feast agrees. β