North American Gunslinger Detective

Peter interrogated Seaman in the conference room. After about ten minutes, it seemed to have yielded results. Peter stood up and left the conference room, while Seaman lowered his head and held his hair with both hands, looking very frustrated.

Peter came to Jones and handed him a note: "Jones, go apply for a warrant to arrest Seaman's roommate, who works as a waiter in a restaurant."

Jones took the note, then stood up, picked up the suit hanging on the back of the chair, and walked to the elevator.

Peter picked up the phone, dialed and walked upstairs, "Diane, what's going on with Parker?" "Continue to follow, we're going to take them down together."

Peter hung up the phone and came to the door of the office. Just as he was about to go in, he suddenly stopped. He turned around and called "Jimmy", hooked his hands, and then entered the office.

Jimmy had actually turned around and looked at Peter and Jones when they were arranging tasks. Now he saw Peter calling him and rushing upstairs. It was too boring to stare at the computer screen in a daze. It was a good thing to have tasks.

Jimmy: "Peter, what's the matter?"

Peter: "Seaman has already confessed that it was Parker who arranged for him to steal the paintings. The two people who did it were caught first, and Parker will take care of the rest."

Jimmy: "Okay, so what do I do?"

Peter: "You don't need to do anything for now, but now that the basic clues are in place, can you figure out what happened?"

Jimmy: "A surprise exam? Okay, let me think about it."

Jimmy thought for a moment: "I can probably figure it out, but there are still some questions.

Parker found Rachel. Rachel was already well-known in Paris, so opening a solo exhibition in New York would definitely be beneficial. It would make her famous. If it could be sold at a high price, it would also be beneficial to her net worth.

After the exhibition started, Parker arranged for Seaman to steal the paintings. Because it was inconvenient for Seaman to transport the paintings alone, he enlisted his roommates to carry out the theft at 1 a.m. because they knew that there were no cameras outside the gallery and only two cameras inside.

, so the whereabouts will not be leaked.

And Seaman has the key to the gallery, so we thought someone picked the lock before, but now it seems like a mole just opened the door and came in.

They put the painting in Seaman's roommate's room. Maybe it was because Seaman was shocked by our investigation. He contacted Parker. After Parker met with him, he arranged for Seaman to move the painting to the mini warehouse. Then he prepared it.

We caught him during the transfer.

What I don’t understand is why Parker did this. For him, the gallery is labeled as unsafe and it will be very troublesome for him to do business in the future.”

Peter: "You missed one person, Rachel. This case was probably a plan jointly formulated by Rachel and Parker. Don't you understand? The best way for a painter, especially a slightly famous painter, to become famous is for someone to buy him at a high price."

Secondly, there are art thieves targeting your paintings, which can also increase your reputation from the side.

In this incident, it is very likely that Rachel gained fame and compensation, while Parker received cash compensation from the insurance company. Through their cooperation, this theft case can be made into an unsolved case, and the thief can be privately publicized to the outside world.

You can understand why I fell in love with Rachel's paintings."

Jimmy nodded. He really hadn't thought about the benefits that Rachel could get.

Peter: "I just got some scattered information from Seaman, which has not been confirmed yet. Seaman said that Rachel once sold a single painting in Paris for more than 50,000 euros. If they really succeed this time, they may sell it. Rachel’s solo exhibition should be worth six figures.”

Jimmy nodded, "Then are we going to arrest Rachel now?"

Peter: "No, we need to arrest Parker first, but we can't arrest Parker with only Seaman's confession. After Jones is done with it, we will go fishing."

Jimmy: "Are you asking Seaman to take the painting and notify Parker to go to the warehouse?"

Peter: "Well, it seems you still think a lot. When did you think there was something wrong with Parker?"

Jimmy: "We confirmed that Parker was in the photo and found something unusual when he returned to New York early. I even suspected that Parker had not left New York at all."

Peter: "Go on."

Jimmy: "When Jones contacted Parker before during the investigation, Parker said that he was out of town, but he met with Seaman in advance yesterday. Assuming that he was out of town, it would be very troublesome to come back early regardless of the mode of transportation. If we If we catch him, we can further confirm his time. If he insists that he did not come back, then the photos I took are evidence, and it is certain that he committed perjury."

Peter: "Anything else?"

Jimmy: "No, I haven't handled many cases, and this is the first case for this kind of artwork. I really don't have much experience."

Peter: "Well, you go out first, and you can come with us when we fish later."

Jimmy turned and left Peter's office. Seaman was still in the conference room, but he probably wouldn't escape.

Jones came back soon, and Seaman's roommate had been locked up. When Peter saw Jones coming back, he took Seaman downstairs with him. Peter drove himself, while Jimmy and Jones drove the surveillance car and took Seaman and Hua to the agreed place. storehouse.

Seaman had already obtained the key, and Jones had installed cameras and bugs inside and outside the warehouse. Seaman called Parker and asked him to come to the warehouse to inspect and hand over the goods.

Peter, Jones and Jimmy parked their cars far away, waiting for Parker to arrive. Diana had already been notified by Peter in advance. When Parker came to the warehouse, she followed him and parked the car. Next to the surveillance vehicle.

Diana entered the surveillance car, Peter and Jones were listening with headphones, and Jimmy was still sitting next to the back door playing with the revolver.

Peter: "The target has entered the warehouse, Diana, Jimmy, set off and wait for the order to arrest."

Jimmy, Diana: "Got it."

The two left the surveillance vehicle and walked towards the warehouse. Parker had already entered the warehouse. Jimmy and Diana came to a place not far from the warehouse from the side, waiting for Peter to give orders on the intercom.

"superior."

Jimmy drew his gun and ran ahead, with Diana following behind.

"FBI, don't move, put down the painting in your hand." Jimmy started shouting as soon as he entered the warehouse door. Parker was holding a painting in his hand, so he couldn't let him drop it because it would be difficult to explain later.

When Parker saw two FBI agents pointing guns at him and Seaman, he had no choice but to admit defeat. Jimmy took out two handcuffs from behind his waistband. One of them was obtained from Diana in advance. It must be a man to torture someone. Went up.

Finally, it was done. Peter and Jones drove the car over, put Parker and Seaman in the back seat, and Hua also took back the surveillance vehicle. Finally, they could return to Federation Square with peace of mind.