North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 275: Eat melon and eat it yourself

Jimmy looked at the file and judged based on the time, that this was a case that the FBI had just received and had not yet had time to arrange personnel to deal with it. This time he arrived and took the case for investigation, and this kind of case where a corpse appeared several years ago,

And it's still on a barren mountain, so there's a good chance it will be an unsolved case.

The biggest trouble is that when Jimmy saw Big Bend National Park, he couldn't help but think of what Roland said. Roland took Jimmy to Big Bend National Park, killed the demon, closed a rift, and then Jimmy killed the scene.

People who were infected by demons later left Roland and wandered on their own.

Now look at the file, Big Bend National Park, caves, dozens of bullet holes, 6 dead people, the death time was 3-4 years ago, except that there is no demon, it is so similar to Roland's description, Jimmy's scalp is numb, this

Could this ghost place be the place where Roland and Jimmy killed the demon?

There were some scene photos and police investigation reports in the file, but Jimmy just looked at it briefly and did not record it in detail. He put away the file and went to find Jessica first. Because this time he was investigating alone, so he needed to start from

The Dallas office borrowed a set of investigative equipment, cameras, magnifying glasses, fingerprint imaging, blood stain imaging and other reagents. Since the case was 3-4 years ago, there is no need for cotton swabs and test tubes. Due to time weathering, there should be no need to bring them back to the scene.

Send traces of liquid to a laboratory for testing.

Fortunately, it seemed that Lambert had explained to Jessica, and Jessica successfully transferred a black toolbox to Jimmy. Jimmy had not yet matched it in Manhattan, and Jones had a set before.

Jimmy took the toolbox to the second floor and met with Agent Ray Hope. He confirmed Lambert's words with Ray, exchanged cell phone numbers, and then drove out of the FBI office and had some lunch.

Jimmy went directly to the hotel to pack his luggage, left Dallas, and drove to Roland's cabin.

Big Bend National Park is near the Texas border. In principle, it is more convenient to fly there to handle cases, but Jimmy decided to drive there. The main reason was to meet Roland first and verify whether the case was originally done by them.

Fortunately, the distance was not very far, and Jimmy arrived at Roland's cabin in the evening.

Roland heard the sound of the car, opened the door and walked out. He saw a black car parked in front of the cabin and Jimmy walked out of the driver's seat.

Roland: "Jimmy, why are you back again?"

Jimmy: "Come into the room and say, I need you to confirm."

Roland and Jimmy sat on the sofa, and Jimmy handed the file directly to Roland. "Roland, I received a case from the FBI office in Dallas. Six bodies were found in a cave in Big Bend National Park. Take a look.

no……"

Roland took the file and flipped through it, "Well, it should have been us. At that time, a monster appeared in Big Bend National Park and attacked a camping camp. Everyone in the camp ran away. Although some people were injured, there were no injuries.

People die.

The injured tourists were interviewed, and the park police also investigated, but they did not find where the monster came from and thought it was a prank.

After we saw this incident in the newspaper, we rushed there and tracked the monster to a small cave. There was a small crack in the cave. Only some little demons ran out, and they also captured some tourists as possession materials.

So that other demons can possess them and come into this world.

We killed the demon, and those who were used as possession materials were killed by Jimmy, and they should be the skeletons in these photos."

Jimmy asked nervously: "Are there any clues left behind that might implicate us? For example, the bullet holes in the cave wall mentioned in the report. Or are there any belongings of ours left at the scene?"

Roland: "Probably not. We may be able to extract some warhead fragments from the bullet holes in these cave walls, but they should be of no use."

Jimmy breathed a sigh of relief: "That should be no problem. It's just that tourists have disappeared and died. It's not a big problem. So many people go missing in the United States every year. Many people have been missing for many years and no one has found them."

Jimmy got the file back and stood up to leave. "Well, Roland, I'm leaving first. I still need to drive to Big Bend National Park."

Roland: "Well, be careful. If you have a chance, remember to check if there are any abnormalities in the cave. There is a certain chance that the rift will reopen after it is closed, but it usually won't be that fast."

Jimmy nodded, left Roland's cabin, and went to find a hotel to stay for one night.

In the evening, Lambert was reading files in the study when the phone rang.

Lambert: "Hughes, what's the matter with calling so late?"

Hughes: "How's Jimmy doing?"

Lambert: "It's not bad. As a newcomer, it's considered a passing grade."

Hughes: "Just passing?"

Lambert: "Absolutely. I gave him a mock file. It can be seen that he has case analysis ability, but lacks experience.

I originally planned to arrange a bank robbery for him, but I just received a mass death case two days ago. The time of death was a few years ago, and it was in a cave in a barren mountain. It is definitely impossible to solve the case. Let's wait for his report.

, you can probably see his ability.”

Hughes: "You are really ruthless. I just asked you to investigate. Well, a single person execution case is the best demonstration of ability. Then I will wait for your conclusion."

Lambert: "Well, anyway, you have to be patient with young people. Why are you so anxious to test him? I checked the file and he has just joined your job."

Hughes: "Hey, I don't want to either, but he is too difficult to locate. If he really doesn't have the potential to handle cases, he should have made plans in advance, whether it is to transfer to HRT, so I can worry less."

Lambert was a little speechless. He had just graduated as a trainee agent and had only worked for a month. As for defining it so early? I always felt that Hughes was not telling the truth. It seemed that Jimmy had something, so he said he had checked it out himself.

Incomplete file?

Lambert: "Don't think too much, just treat him as temporarily transferred to us, and I will help you keep a good eye on him. By the way, is your time up?"

Hughes: "Well, it's almost time. Once a replacement is arranged, it will be almost time to retire."

Lambert: "Congratulations. You have time to come to Texas for hunting."

Hughes: "Yes, that's it. Goodbye."

Lambert hung up the phone, thought for a while, turned on the special computer and connected to the FBI database to start checking the files again. He wanted to see what it was about Jimmy that made Hughes care so much.

(End of chapter)