North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 137 Jerry, a once successful man

Jimmy grabbed Jerry's arm and shook it twice, "Calm down, calm down, Jerry, let's go over there and talk."

Jimmy took Jerry out of the hall and out of the headquarters building. Since Jerry came to him, there must be something big. Jerry had long known that Jimmy had become a county policeman. Jimmy had often brought him food before, but

Later the number became much less frequent.

Jimmy and Jerry walked to the parking lot. There was no one here, so they could talk safely.

Jimmy: "Jerry, you have a daughter? Tell us about it."

Jerry has passed the excitement stage when he first met Jimmy, and now seems to have calmed down.

Jerry: "Yes, I have a daughter who lives with my ex-wife, who is married to an accountant, and they live in Memphis, Tennessee."

Jerry took out a photo from his pocket. He must have cherished this photo very much. It was still sealed in plastic, but it looked like he looked at it often. The plastic was worn and wrinkled. There were two men and one man on it.

Girl, a happy family. Jimmy took the photo and looked at it. Jerry in the photo was completely different from the homeless man in front of him.

The scene in the photo looked like a picnic, with Jerry sitting on the grass and watching a beautiful young woman and a little girl placing food on the ground next to him.

In the photo, Jerry is dressed in casual clothes, with a smile showing a few teeth, short hair, and slightly fat. However, in reality, Jerry is much thinner, with messy hair, and his clothes are casually worn and somewhat dirty.

The person who took the photo was also a talented person. In such a family activity scene, he was able to capture the front of Jerry and the little girl. Of course, it was not completely frontal. Most of the face could be seen clearly.

Jerry continued: "This is a photo from 7 years ago. Later we divorced and my daughter Mary left Little Rock with my ex-wife and returned to her home in Memphis.

Three years ago, she married a local accountant in Memphis. After that, I never saw them again, but I only called Mary every once in a while.

Last night, Mary suddenly called me and said that someone was going to arrest them. I couldn't contact Mary anymore. No one answered the phone. This morning, the phone was turned off.

Jimmy, I only know you as a police officer, you must help me, help me find my Mary. Please."

As Jerry talked, he became excited again.

Jimmy: "Jerry, don't get excited. I'm just a county police officer, and Memphis is from Tennessee. I don't know anyone there at all. Calm down and let's analyze it."

Jimmy thought about the people he knew. The only intersection with Tennessee was a previous case, but that was an FBI interstate case, not local to Tennessee.

Jimmy: "Jerry, did you call the police?"

Jerry: "No, I haven't seen them since my ex-wife got married, and I don't know where they live. Even if I call the police, I don't know their location."

Jimmy: "That would be very troublesome. If you don't know the location, even if you find someone willing to check it out, you don't know where to look. Give me Mary's phone number and I'll try to see if I can find someone to confirm the address.

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Jerry gave Jimmy his number, and Jimmy asked curiously, "Jerry, why did you become a homeless man? Looking at the photo, your previous life should have been good."

Jerry now also knows that there is no point in being anxious, and he has nothing to shy away from when it comes to questions like Jimmy's.

Jerry: "Well, my life was really good before. I had a happy family and my own factory. However, a few years ago, a serious production accident occurred in the factory. Later, I lost the lawsuit and I went bankrupt. The factory

It was repossessed by the bank and I divorced my ex-wife."

Jimmy: "You don't have to be a homeless person if you're bankrupt."

Jerry: "It's useless. I won't be able to turn around for a few years after bankruptcy, and the bankruptcy record will follow me for many years. I'm already old and it's impossible to go back to my old life."

Jimmy: "Okay, let's not talk about your past. I'll go find someone first and try to see if I can locate them, and then I'll see what happens next. Jerry, go back first. I'll call you if there's any news later.

If you have more information, you can try calling the Memphis Police Department."

Jimmy sent Jerry away, and he began to think about how to deal with this matter.

Although Jimmy did not spend much time with Jerry in time travel, it was obvious that Jerry had been taking care of Jimmy. Otherwise, he would not have been so attentive to contact Jon. You must know that as homeless people, they are isolated from each other and become strangers.

This is the attitude that most homeless people should have.

What's more, as a homeless man, he could find his old connections and allow Jimmy to work in Jon's restaurant, and the salary was quite high. At the time, Jimmy didn't realize how generous the salary Jon gave him was. In the United States,

It took me a while to figure out how lucky I was.

In the United States, any businessman who hires homeless people to do part-time work is a warrior. Not to mention the various diseases that may exist, the homeless people stealing, making trouble, attracting fans and other bad things have stopped most people from wanting to hire homeless people.

Han's impulse.

Jon not only hired himself, but also gave him the salary of an ordinary person, and also provided him with a guarantee to rent an apartment. The source of all this was Jerry's guarantee for him on Jon's side. Although this was Jimmy's guess, but

It's probably not far from the actual situation. Jimmy has always recognized Jerry's favor, and must recognize it.

Something happened to Jerry now. He came to the police station early in the morning to look for him. He obviously walked here. The homeless man didn't have a car to drive. If he was still in the previous homeless camp, he couldn't walk there in an hour or two.

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He might not have had any rest last night, so he had no choice but to walk all night to the police station to find him.

Now we are thinking about how to find Jerry's daughter Mary. He didn't mention his ex-wife, so forget it. The main target at the moment is his daughter.

The only clues we have now are Memphis and Mary's mobile phone number. It is gone. We need to rely on a mobile phone number to locate Mary's original location. It seems that we can only find foreign help.

Jimmy took out his cell phone and dialed Agent Hatten's number.

Jimmy: "Hey, Agent Hatten, do you have time? I'd like to meet with you."

Hatten: "Now? Not now, wait a moment, let me take a look. At 7 o'clock in the evening, I will go to the police station to find you."

Jimmy: "Okay, go directly to the Camlite Bar next to the police station. I'll wait for you there."

Jimmy and Hatten agreed on a time and place to meet, and then returned to the police station to continue on duty. Jimmy had something on his mind and was too lazy to bother with it. He changed his duty status at around 6 o'clock, changed into casual clothes, and left early.

Jimmy waited for more than ten minutes at Camlite Bar. Hatten had already arrived, but Hatten looked very different from before. The last time he handled the case, Hatten did not wear glasses, and even more so when he went to arrest people.

It is a body armor tactical suit.

Today, Hatten was dressed in a gray casual suit, wearing a pair of glasses, holding a briefcase without any logo in his hand, and dressed like an office worker. If Jimmy hadn't known Hatten's identity, he would have thought he was a man sitting in an office building.

What about the clerks in the office?

Jimmy: "Hatten, here. Good evening. Would you like a drink?"

Hatten sat down next to Jimmy, put the bag at his feet, and said to Justin: "McAllen, thank you."

When Justin poured wine for Hatten, Hatten turned to look at Jimmy, "What's the matter with calling me out today? You never asked me out for a drink last time."

Jimmy: "My fault, I should have called you out earlier, but I don't know how busy your FBI is. I will definitely call you in advance next time."

Justin put Harten's wine on the bar: "Your wine."

"Thank you." Haten picked up the wine glass and clinked it with Jimmy. "Tell me, what can I do?"

"Justin, use the room. Come on, let's talk inside."

Jimmy said hello to Justin and took Haten into the only small private room. Speaking of which, this small private room is really convenient. It is not open to the public and only acquaintances will come in.

Jimmy and Hatten sat on both sides. Hatten put his briefcase aside, and Jimmy spoke directly.

Jimmy: "Hatten, there is something very urgent that I need your help with. I have a mobile phone number and I would like to ask you to help locate the detailed information of the last location."

Hatten: "Jimmy, think about it before you speak. I'll pretend I didn't hear what you just said."

Jimmy: "Hatten, I really have no choice. I owe you a favor. My friend's daughter called him last night and said that someone was looking for her, and then he could no longer contact his daughter. I think

The phone number I asked you to check belongs to his daughter."

(End of chapter)