"I'm so sorry, Mir, there's really no information about them at the police station." Chris's attitude was extremely sincere: "I brought something here, you can see." ”

Chris took a newspaper from his pocket with a very visible crease, placed it on the table, and spread it out with his hands and pushed it to Mir.

"In the drawer of Wald Roux's desk, this is something I stumbled upon and might help you a little." He said calmly.

Mill picked up the newspaper and flipped through it back and forth, giving it a cursory scan.

At this time, Mill saw a not-so-obvious headline in the lower left corner of the back of the newspaper about a conference in Philadelphia.

It was very brief, mentioning the Reds and three other outside politicians, and the specific content of the meeting made a position - massacre, and the specific meeting time, but there were no details about any of the meeting.

"Could it be them?" Mill asked, looking up at Chris.

"It's possible, but not sure." "I'm skeptical, too," Chris said. ”

"You said you found it in Wald Rue's drawer, where did he get this newspaper?" Mill continued to ask.

Chris shook his head: "I don't know, I don't think he found the identity information of those three people, it was bought through someone who engaged in intelligence, this is very likely." ”

Chris's words made Mill suddenly think of Ian, this kind of thing Mir had let him do, and during this ten years, Ian helped Mir spend a lot of money to buy newspapers in various places.

Mir's eyes fell on the meeting time again, and his mind kept recalling Tabit's conversation with himself.

He felt that Tabit was lying, because the time was not right, the politicians were dead, and there was no need for Florida to go to the meeting.

"Can you find out where Tabit has been lately?" Mill said.

Chris was a little surprised: "What? Mr. Tabitt? ”

"Why investigate him?" Chris asked Mill.

"I need to know." Mill replied, "If he did serve Philadelphia, then he didn't have any suspicion in me, and you should know what I meant." ”

"No, Mir, it would be embarrassing for him to know."

"Listen, Chris, I already have proof here that it's him." Mill just wanted Chris to do a brief investigation, and as long as he did go to Philadelphia for a meeting, none of this had anything to do with him.

"OMG!" Chris exclaimed.

"No, no, no, Mir, I don't believe it, I really don't believe it."

"I don't believe it either." Mir said: "My relationship with Tabit, you know very well. ”

"Yes, he's amazing, he's helped so many people." "You saved him, you have a very good relationship, the new house is free for you to live in, and you don't charge any rent," Chris said. ”

Mir was silent for a while and said, "Chris, this matter, you can only investigate it secretly, it is best for you to go in person, and it is best to keep it secret." ”