In the folder, there is a general situation when Brosson investigated the bank robbery in the past few days.

In the six bank robberies, except for the third bank, which had a hidden camera installed in the fire sprinkler, the cameras of the other banks were all smeared with black spray paint as soon as the robbers entered the bank.

So this hidden camera, which recorded the whole process of the bank robbers' actions, became an important guide for Brossen's actions.

Based on the video footage on camera, Brosson judged that the two bank robbers were a group of veterans or had served in the military, so the whole operation process was very capable and crisp.

When they were asked about the second crime scene, passers-by and bank employees who were trapped in the bank to do business, Brosson and the others got another piece of information, that is, one of the bank robbers had a tattoo on his right wrist that resembled a snake-like pattern.

Because the robbers handed the bank staff their personal information and family members, Brosson also began to check the bank staff's interpersonal and family situations, and to see if anyone had recently inquired about them.

When the robbers entered the bank, they fired a shot upward, and Brosson did not forget to examine the bullet casings left at the scene and take them for ballistics analysis.

Obviously, there was nothing wrong with Browson's direction and empirical judgment, but unfortunately, these clues did not allow Brosson to find the trace of the robbers.

The banks are not located in the rich Uptown area, and a large area around them is not fully equipped with surveillance footage.

So after the two robbers escaped from the bank, Brosson only found the robbers' backs in a few old cameras that were not connected to the Internet, judged that they were fleeing eastward, and then the gang of robbers disappeared completely.

After investigation, it was found that only a few tattoo parlors in New York would draw this pattern, but after investigation, the tattoo parlor owner and the person who had drawn this pattern had an alibi on the day of the crime.

An investigation of the bank clerk's family led to no clues.

As for the six bullets for ballistics analysis, they judged that it was not the same pistol that was fired, but the pistol was the same model, and there were too many black guns of this model that were left out for a while.

So to this day, Brosson has not found the exact information of the murderer.

After reading the information, Luo An raised his eyebrows and put the file back on Vereneth's desk.

Verenes didn't look up, but continued to look down and write the papers, and asked as she spoke:

"Any thoughts?"

"Brosson is an experienced veteran FBI, and there's nothing wrong with the direction of the investigation."

Luo An nodded, and then changed his tone:

"It's just that the entry point of the investigation is wrong."

Hearing this, Verenis paused, and looked up at Ann:

"Say."

There was no nonsense, Luo An directly described the interrogation process just now to Verenis, and finally said:

"Obviously, because the camera was blocked by black paint, Brosson could only judge the killer by relying on the camera footage of the bank where the third case took place, as well as the testimony of witnesses at the scene of the six crimes.

However, in all six cases, the two robbers were about the same height, and the witnesses' descriptions of the robbers also focused on the same clothing and the same mode of action.

Witnesses will inevitably neglect some details after being frightened, plus the murderer did not speak during the whole robbery, and used the recording in his mobile phone to direct the actions of everyone in the bank, so."

"So there's a good chance that Brosson thinks that the same gang did all six of the robberies."

Vereneth tossed the pen, leaned back, and continued as Roan spoke.

"That's right."

Luo An nodded, no witness was unlucky enough to meet the robbers twice when he was doing business at the bank, so the witnesses at the scene of the six robberies would only tell the robbery they had just experienced.

In the six robberies, the gangsters committed exactly the same crime, wore exactly the same clothes, and even took the same type of pistol, and they didn't speak during the whole process, so it was logical to judge that the same gang committed the crime.

"You just said that you have found the robber of the sixth case, right?"

Hearing Verenias's words, Roan shook his head:

"No, sir, it's just a possibility, and I can't vouch for that until I find concrete evidence."

Hyena Gang Robert's description, Roan didn't find any big loopholes.

However, except for some special cases where large memory recovery techniques can be used to force prisoners to confess, ordinary cases still need to talk about evidence.

Until the laundry owner finds the banknotes that were robbed, or other direct evidence, Roan will not talk nonsense.

Hearing Luo An's words, Verenis was silent for a long time, then straightened up, crossed her hands on the desk, looked at Luo An with a serious face, and said coldly:

The three-day deadline set by Brosson at the meeting to solve the case is six hours before the end of the day.

After 6 hours, if Brosson doesn't succeed in solving the case, then the case will be taken over by one of our remaining team leaders.

If we solve this case, then I have a chance to go further, and you have a chance to be promoted to a senior agent, and at the same time, you can also get a lot of thank you money from the bank. ”

Roan nodded, Vereneth had told him about this before, and he knew it.

With a slight movement of her eyes, Verenis continued:

"Assuming that Brosson doesn't solve the case within the allotted time, then before the case is handed over to us, we can first analyze the clues of the case, starting with the owner of the laundry.

If the laundry owner is not the real robber, or if Brosson has locked up the arrest warrant for the owner of the laundry, then think about whether to take the case after 6 hours as if it didn't happen.

If the laundry owner is found to be a bank robber during the investigation, and Brosson doesn't find out about it, then in 6 hours, I will take over the case in the hands of my superiors. ”

The news that the laundry owner might have been a bank robber and that the six bank robberies might not have been committed by a group of people was never intended to inform Brosson from the beginning.

It is one thing to be uncertain whether the news is true or false, but the main reason is that the mastermind behind the serial murder case to the media before is Brosson, who targeted the five investigation teams under Vereneth.

If it weren't for Ann's quick ability to solve the case and successfully rescue the hostages and kill the murderer in front of everyone, then Verenes would have been punished 100% severely.

If she wants to erase the punishment, Verenis will have to pay a great political price.

And the Foundation that Brosson and Vereneth entered was not the same.

Political struggles have always been life-and-death.

Verenies thought that if Brosson failed to solve the case, she would push him out of the headquarters of the FBI's New York branch.

But she didn't expect Luo An to bring her a good news that gave her the opportunity to kick Brosson out of the building directly.

Thinking of this, Verenys' throat moved, and her gaze at Luo An was a little complicated.

After listening to Verenis's words, Luo An licked the corners of his mouth, a cold light flashed in his eyes, and he understood the meaning of the words.

To be honest, Roan also wanted to take this opportunity to drive Brosson out of his sight forever.

At the beginning, when he was a trainee agent, after a certain operation failed, because of the presence of Brushon, the three-person team only deducted Luo An's points.

Later, after Roan and Mona successfully arrest the park murderer, Brosson also targeted Roan at the meeting.

If Luo An hadn't prepared in advance and took the notebook from the murderer's arms, the scene that night would definitely have embarrassed Luo An very much.

In addition, the case was leaked to the TV station later, and when I met in the elevator, my eyes became colder and colder every time, and the dog that bit me didn't bark.

To be honest, if it weren't for the fear that during the investigation after the death of the team leader, the cause of death would be found abnormal, which would cause the anger and investigation of the FBI high-level, Luo An would have picked up his old job and found an opportunity to quietly kill Browson.

Thinking of this, Luo An no longer hesitated, nodded decisively to Verenys, and grinned:

"Okay, sir, I know what to do."

Vereneth was very satisfied with this, and after briefly explaining some arrangements, she let Roan leave the office.

Back on Investigation Team Five's territory, Sean had been sent away after being interrogated by Lacey and William, and Roan felt his fist that he hadn't punched enough, turned around and walked into Augustus' office.

Narrating Verenis's arrangement to Augustus, Augustus did not hesitate after listening, and decisively agreed, and at the same time said to Roan with a serious expression:

"In the process of investigating and collecting evidence, you must be careful."

"Okay, thank you, sir."

Luo An grinned, poured Augustus a cup of coffee, and turned to leave the team leader's office.

Sitting back at his workstation, Luo An was just about to ask Mona, but Mona on the side asked calmly:

"You're looking into that serial bank robbery, right?"

Luo An was stunned for a moment, and then smiled:

"That's right."

"I knew it."

Mona glanced at Luo An, pointed to the computer and said:

"When you went to look for Verenis just now, I checked all the online surveillance in the area near the laundry, and on the day of the crime, I didn't find the suspicious figure of the owner of the laundry, Erken."

The surveillance footage only proves that Erken opened late on the day of the crime, and that his daughter entered the laundry to help with a sad face, and happily ran out of the laundry, which had nothing to do with the bank robbery.

"Okay."

After listening to Mona's narration, Luo An nodded, thought for a moment and tilted his head and asked:

"What about the Elken family's spending records? Is there anything out of the ordinary? ”

"Do you know why gangsters like to open laundries? Because there is a lot of change there, it is convenient for money laundering. ”

Mona replied casually, pouting and began to tap on the keyboard:

"With his parents getting old, his wife disabled, his daughter going to college, and Elken having an old laundry of his own, do you think he would use credit cards a lot?"

The corners of Luo An's mouth twitched, and just as he was about to say something, Mona nodded, pointed to the computer screen and said:

"Really."

“.”

I'm sorry, I listened to the boss chanting just now, and the update was half an hour late, I'm so sorry!

(End of chapter)