North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 219 Psychological Intervention

Mary was not in a hurry to discuss psychological problems with Jimmy. Instead, she talked about what Jimmy had experienced since coming to New York, and Jimmy slowly relaxed.

After that, the conversation between the two gradually shifted to Jimmy's previous life, which was not involved in the shooting case anyway. It was Jimmy's first time seeing a psychiatrist and he had no experience. He could only follow Mary's topic and chat casually, at least on Jimmy's current topic.

There are no sensitive matters involved.

After the two had three drinks, Mary ended the conversation and asked Jimmy to go back first and come back the next day, at the same time.

Jimmy was completely confused. He didn't know what they were talking about today. Is this psychological intervention? Just chatting? It was all short talk between parents and did not involve specific matters at all.

The dizzy Jimmy left Mary's office and went downstairs to the apartment. Because it was still early, Jimmy rested for a while and went out in the evening. This was near the Financial District of Manhattan and was relatively safe, so

Jimmy didn't think too much and went out to find a bar to have a drink or two.

After working long hours, Jimmy was suddenly asked to take a vacation. Jimmy was a little uncomfortable with it. He had been studying at the college for several months, and then came to New York to start working. There was no rest or relaxation in between. Jimmy's spirit had been in a state of insecurity without even realizing it.

I was in a tense state, but drinking tea and chatting with Dr. Mary in the afternoon was the most relaxing time in recent months.

It was the first time he came to a bar in New York, and Jimmy was shocked. He had always drank at Justin's bar in Little Rock. It was a clean bar, but here, well, Jimmy didn't feel like a young man.

Already.

After staying for a while, Jimmy went back directly. This kind of place was not suitable for him when he wanted to drink. If he had nothing to do and just came to have fun, it would be suitable. But he is still on administrative leave and has to see a psychologist tomorrow.

Doctor, I'm not in the mood at all.

The next day, Jimmy came to Mary's office again. Today, Mary changed her clothes, a small dark red suit, a dark red shirt and trousers of the same style as the suit, showing off her curvy figure.

It's no wonder that Jimmy pays attention to Mary's outfits every time. Women who are good at dressing up, especially beauties, really make people feel bright. Their mature charm is far more attractive than the girls Jimmy met before.

This time we were still chatting while drinking tea. Jimmy still followed Mary's words and chatted casually, quite like talking about all kinds of things.

Today's topic is still about Jimmy's past, but occasionally involves some interesting cases that Jimmy encountered when he was a policeman. Jimmy has no idea of ​​keeping it secret. These are normal topics and do not involve his privacy.

At the end of today's tea time, Mary got up and saw Jimmy off. Before leaving, Mary said to Jimmy: "Jimmy, there is no need to come over tomorrow. Enjoy your holiday."

Jimmy raised his eyebrows: "It's over? Is that all?"

Mary: "Well, don't worry, you are fine. Enjoy your vacation and relax. Goodbye."

Jimmy shook hands with Mary and left her office.

Jimmy originally thought that Hughes gave him a mandatory one-week vacation because psychological intervention required so much time, but it ended in two days. Since he was not in a hurry to go back to work, Jimmy thought about it and decided to go back to Little Rock.

Now that he has settled in New York, he still has a lot of things in Little Rock that he might consider getting here.

Jimmy checked the time and saw that he should be in time. He ran directly to the airport. Although he was on vacation, Jimmy was still fully armed, with an FBI ID and two pistols with him, so he followed the procedure and reported it at the airport service desk, and then bought it on the spot.

Get a ticket to fly to Little Rock.

At the same time that Jimmy returned to Little Rock, Dr. Mary Walter also went out. She took Jimmy's file and her evaluation to the FBI's Manhattan office.

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

Mary: "Well, Jimmy's evaluation report has been written."

Mary handed the file to Peter, "Don't worry, Jimmy is fine, at least that's my assessment."

Peter took the file, opened it and took out the report. "Mary, sit down first and I'll take a look."

Mary did not wait for Peter to finish reading, but spoke directly: "Peter, Jimmy has nearly three years of police experience and has been in a state of tension for a long time. Before coming to New York, he experienced life in the FBI Academy for about half a year, and there was no

After taking a break, I started working in New York directly. It was obvious that the whole person was in a very tense state. It is normal to have a stress reaction. It only needs to be completely relaxed and it will be resolved."

While listening to Mary's words, Peter looked at Jimmy's report, his frown not letting go.

After Peter read it, he put the report in the file, crossed his hands on the table, and looked at Mary: "Mary, I didn't see in your report about Jimmy's state after shooting the suspect. Can you tell me what you think?

What? It’s not in the report.”

Mary took a deep breath and said: "There are some things that are not suitable to be included in the report. In fact, I think Jimmy's state is somewhat abnormal.

He didn't seem to have much psychological fluctuations about shooting two people. I haven't yet determined what caused his indifference, but based on the conversation with him, I don't think he is an indifferent person. In fact, I think he has a lot of

A person with a strong old-school style, integrity, nostalgia, and the ability to help friends and remember even ordinary things in his heart should not be a cold-blooded murderer."

Peter nodded, looked down at Jimmy's file, and looked up at Mary, "Mary, what you see below must be kept confidential." Seeing Mary nodding, Peter took out the key, opened the cabinet under the table, and took out another

a document.

Peter: "This is Jimmy's file when he was a county police officer in the past two years. You can take a look."

Mary took the file and read it from beginning to end. She directly picked up the pen on Peter's desk, pulled out a piece of white paper, and began to mark some symbols and graphics on it that Peter could not understand.

Peter did not disturb Mary and looked through the file back and forth. After spending more than 10 minutes, Mary finally put the file on the table. She raised her head, looked at Peter, took a few deep breaths, and shook her head.

Mary: "Peter, you should have shown me this file earlier."

Peter: "Did you find any problems?"

Mary: "No, no problem. You can even say you found a treasure."

Peter: "Tell me more about it."

Mary: "I just checked Jimmy's record from the first kill to the last, and it is consistent with my judgment. Jimmy does have an old-school style that is rare among young people nowadays."

(End of chapter)