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Harvey saw Steve heading straight to a city.

After seeing that the city was Fairfax, Harvey also knew what Steve was going to do.

The NRA has had a huge impact on the United States and is one of the main reasons why it has been unable to ban guns for more than a hundred years.

For so long, people have been brainwashed by propaganda about the freedom to hold guns, and the crime rate has soared but they have turned a blind eye.

Instead, it directly separates slums, black communities, normal communities, and wealthy communities.

Rich white people can sit on the Diaoyutai and be equipped with some bodyguards, and basically not many people will be stupid enough to deal with the rich.

After all, killing an ordinary black or white person is completely different from killing a rich white person.

If an ordinary person can pay a lot of taxes and make some contributions.

Then the tax that a rich man can pay is equivalent to many ordinary people, like one cash cow after another.

If you kill their cash cow, they will definitely be punished more severely.

Of course, Harvey also belongs to the wealthy class in the United States, and because he often wanders around familiar places, he is not threatened by firearms.

But the crime rate in the United States is still very high, and traveling at night is extremely dangerous.

Harvey previously exposed his identity in order to avoid unnecessary disputes.

At night, he would not just drive out with nothing to do.

During the day, many underground gangs in New York know who can and cannot be provoked. As long as they look carefully, they will not attack the rich rashly.

However, in New York at night, anyone may be in danger. If you make a bad look or the gun goes off, the problem will be huge.

Although many people are doing it to make money, they don't want to cause harm to people if possible.

If they knew that they were rich, they might blackmail them and let them go, but no one wanted to risk their lives.

Be aware that some vehicles are parked on both sides of the road because there is not enough money to build private garages.

The car windows will be smashed to pieces and the wheels will be removed for you.

Therefore, American vehicles basically do not put any belongings in them.

The key to why crime is so rampant is that firearms allow people to possess weapons that are superior to ordinary people.

The weapon is in the hand, evil arises from the heart.

Although many people also have firearms at home to fight back if necessary.

But the fundamental reason for this is that gun control is so lax that even minors can buy guns.

To put it bluntly, for many people in the NRA, it doesn’t matter whether the nights in America are dangerous or not, as long as it doesn’t affect my ability to make money.

Unlike other places, the NRA's headquarters location has relatively good security.

At least at first glance, it is far less chaotic than New York, and there are no sudden gunshots to break the tranquility.

Compared with New York, this place can be said to be a paradise in the United States.

Just seeing this scene made Steve feel even more angry.

Calling for the freedom to bear arms and not paying much attention to public security has led to extreme chaos in New York, but the security here is very good.

Although this is the headquarters, obviously not so many high-level officials stay here, but stay in their own luxury villas or houses or even resort estates in various places.

But even though most of the NRA's top executives are wealthy people, there are still some wealthy people here in the NRA.

After all, the supporting facilities here are complete and the public security is good. Living in this place is definitely comfortable.

Steve's goal is to first instill fear in the NRA.

"I will deal with these eight, and you will deal with the three."

Steve said while looking at the city below in the stealth fighter plane.

"Um."

Paige nodded upon hearing this.

Then the cabin door opened, and Steve stepped out and flew down from an altitude of 10,000 meters.

Steve was also disguised at this time, and no information about him could be obtained from his appearance.

These people are not congressmen but senior officials of the NRA, and they belong to the wealthy class.

But there is a saying that goes well, money does not mean security. The security you have always had is just because you deliberately choose to pursue it, but the fundamental reason is that no one will hit you.

Only one that is powerful enough to deal with any threat can be called safe.

The arrival of Steve and Paige did not cause any alert or alarm, and they just sneaked in silently.

Under the night sky, blood silently dotted this city with good security.

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Just one night's work.

A total of eighty-six congressmen disappeared from their homes. Some of these congressmen were killed and some were captured.

It was approaching about 9:30 in the morning.

Because it was normal working hours, I made more than ten calls but couldn't get through.

So the secretary came to the homes of these rich people and screamed when he saw the bodies of the dead bosses and the words carved on the walls.

The screams quickly attracted onlookers and patrolling police officers, who cordoned off the scene.

But soon terrible news came from other places.

Fairfax, which has never had a wealthy murder case, saw five murder cases of wealthy people on this day, and there were six other victims who had some wealth.

The heavy casualties led to the police chief being recruited.

"There is no escape for all of you."

Director Hogg looked at the exact same contents of the murder scene in the photo. At this time, his scalp was numb and he was sweating profusely.

Normal people die when they die, but some of these people are extremely wealthy.

These rich people are dead. If the real culprit cannot be traced, then his black hat can be said to be over.

Moreover, the way these rich people died was extremely straightforward, leaving no room for resistance.

Eight of them had their sternums and hearts shattered with a single blow from something like a blunt instrument, and three of them died from having their necks broken directly.

Depending on the method of killing, it indicates that two criminals may be acting together.

However, there were no traces of fingerprints at the scene, and the method of breaking in was very direct. He opened a hole in the door and broke in openly.

Hogg visited each scene and watched how the prisoners broke in.

There were also sawdust shattered into powder on the ground. Is this kind of power really possessed by ordinary people?

They smashed the door into powder, and when they broke in, there was no explosion, so these people didn't even have time to trigger the alarm.

Forget about one, there are eleven families in total.

Hogg couldn't figure out who the prisoner was.

"Report...report...report to Director Hogg. The surface of the monitoring equipment is intact, but all the built-in monitoring data has been rewritten."

A police officer came over with a report, and he felt like he was sweating.

Because the prisoner could directly physically destroy the surveillance equipment, but he did not do so. Instead, he used a more frightening method to rewrite and erase everything in the surveillance video.

This means that prisoners can do whatever they want even under surveillance video.

Chief Hogg knew that the surveillance camera had not been destroyed but had been retained, either because the prisoner wanted to demonstrate or simply did not care about being discovered.

Unexpectedly, the prisoner used a more terrifying method to let Chief Hogg know how difficult it was to solve the case. It was probably the most difficult case that he had solved in his many years as director.

"Get me the entry information of everyone in this city in the past six months."

"And ask if you saw any suspicious people around here."

"Remember to inquire secretly to prevent their lives from being targeted by the criminals."

Even though Director Hogg knew that it was almost impossible to investigate the prisoner from the population of the city, he still had to do it.

So many murder cases suddenly appeared in the place under my management, and the identities of these people basically all have prominent figures.

If these become unsolved cases, the best outcome for him will be to be transferred or demoted, and the worst outcome will be to be directly dismissed.

However, before handing over the position to others, he needs to prepare some survey data.

The situation will be handed over to the next director who is promoted or transferred, and to the people sent by the higher-ups to investigate the case.

And the most terrifying thing is according to the information left by the prisoner.

The criminals came prepared, saying that none of you can escape.

This made Hogg feel like his mind was suddenly filled with ideas and he found some clues.

While the case may not be solved, it should be possible to find out who the next victim might be.

He quickly got into the car and returned to the station, looking at the points of contact between the deceased.

The people who died last night were basically from the middle class and above, and there were also rich people with a lot of money.

The things operated under the names of these rich people are either related to transportation or firearms, and they cooperate with each other and get rich together.

But the biggest connection between the middle class and these rich people is one thing.

Director Hogg, who was over forty years old, kept drawing lines on the whiteboard with his pen as his mind raced, and finally discovered the greatest common ground.

Director Hogg looked at the common points on the whiteboard that he had finally concluded without thinking, and then drew a large circle.

"Direct and indirect beneficiaries of firearms sales, contributors to election contributions, NRA members."

After discovering this, Director Hogg suddenly felt cold sweat.

This made him immediately erase the key points he summarized because the NRA's influence was too great.

How could Hogg, in his position as police chief, be unaware of the rot and incompetence within.

Just wanting to change this situation is not something that a small director like him can do.

When you are in a quagmire without light, collaborating becomes the basis for survival.

Because the prisoner had no intention of covering up and pointed out that these would not be the last batch.

The prisoners are planning a conspiracy against the NRA.

The prisoner's unknown strength and origin make it impossible to investigate, so more people will die in the future.

The prisoner's motivation may stem from the rising crime rate and the NRA's years of opposition to gun laws.

Deliberately leaving information to let people know who is being targeted is a conspiracy.

As long as he passes this information on, it will definitely arouse fear and anger among some NRA executives.

It's just that this information is not difficult to guess, so it doesn't matter whether he wants to convey it or not.

Those people will definitely know, so Director Hogg re-writes the erased speculation.

At the same time, he also began to plan his words. These were all heavyweights, and reporters would definitely want to investigate their deaths.

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