North American Gunslinger Detective

Chapter 292 Is it over?

Jimmy returned to Dallas smoothly. Jimmy had used Ray's car before. Before going to Little Rock, he drove to the Dallas Airport to park it. This lasted a week. Fortunately, Jimmy didn't worry about the parking fee anymore. After paying, he left the airport smoothly and returned to the FBI.

office.

The reason why he did not go directly to the hotel but to the office was mainly to say hello to Lambert. Before, he sneaked to Little Rock without saying hello. Later, Lambert also helped coordinate with Pete from the Little Rock office to provide Hatten with

Resources, this favor must be recognized. Now that he is back, he must report it as soon as possible.

Jimmy knocked on Lambert's door, "Come in."

Jimmy: "Director Lambert, I'm back."

Lambert looked up and said, "Sit down, wait for me for one minute." He continued to look through the information, then signed it, then put it back on the pile of information next to him, and looked at Jimmy, "Tell me, this time Little Rock

trip.”

Jimmy: "Okay, Director Lambert. You know, before I joined the FBI, I was a police officer in Pulaski County, Arkansas. James was our Sheriff and took great care of me. You could even say he gave me a second chance."

second life.

When I was on vacation some time ago, James was shot. I originally just went back to see him, but after communicating with my local former colleagues, I discovered that the gunman did not commit a random crime, but targeted James.

So I started an investigation with my friends from the county police and the local FBI. Then something unexpected happened. When I went to the hospital to take over the duty of the county police, I discovered the gunman. After the shootout, the gunman committed suicide. The case was completed and I came back.

"

Lambert: "Is it that simple?"

Jimmy: "Well, it's nothing special. It's just a gunman. Although there was no confession in the end, he committed suicide. The case can only be concluded here. The rest of the investigation will be handled locally, so I won't get involved."

Lambert: "Well done. I like your style. You've been busy for a week. Let's go back and rest. I'll give you another day off and come back to work the day after tomorrow."

Jimmy got up and left Lambert's office. There were no acquaintances here. He went directly downstairs and drove to the hotel next door. Speaking of which, Lambert didn't say how long he would be seconded. It was okay to stay in the hotel, regardless of the cost.

Of?

Back at the hotel, Jimmy changed his clothes and went out to make breakfast, lunch and dinner. He got up late in the morning. After finishing things in Little Rock, it was already afternoon when he got on the plane and arrived in Dallas. Although it was still a little far away from dinner time,

I couldn’t care less, and I didn’t eat anything except some airport snacks for most of the day.

After Lambert finished handling the matters at hand and thinking about Jimmy's case, he raised his hand and looked at the time. After thinking about it, he dialed the number of Little Rock Supervisor Pete.

Lambert: "Thanks, Pete."

Peter: "You're welcome, he's such a nice guy and has a good taste."

Lambert: "Hahaha, I didn't discover this. Does Hughes in Manhattan remember it? It's his, he just wanted me to help take a look. I didn't expect to have such a harvest. What do you think?

How about it?"

Peter: "Very good, very sharp. He discovered clues that others ignored and arrested 5 suspects. The abilities he demonstrated in this case are great and worth cultivating."

Lambert: "That's good. I have an explanation for Hughes. By the way, after the case is over, come to Dallas for a while? Go hunting on the farm."

Peter: "Of course, we can make an appointment later."

Lambert: "OK, bye."

Lambert hung up the phone and began to think about how to deal with Jimmy's matter. He felt it was a pity to just put it back, but it had been stopped for a few weeks, and it didn't seem good to hold it back. Why didn't Hughes, a bad old man, call himself?

What about a phone number?

While Lambert was thinking about it, Jimmy had already had breakfast, lunch and dinner and returned to the hotel to rest. He didn't want to go out and wander around today. He had been busy for a week, and now that he was free, he had to take some time to review and summarize.

Speaking of which, except for discovering the surveillance vehicle this time, Jimmy didn't actually provide any special advice on investigating clues. He mainly ran around to implement the intelligence results.

I was really lucky this time. I happened to have the CIA information provided by Tom. Otherwise, for a person like William who has received anti-interrogation training, if he wanted to interrogate something, he would definitely not be able to do it in a short time.

But it's a pity that there is probably something wrong with Justin. I don't know what will happen in the future. Jimmy thinks that Justin is a good person. Unfortunately, the two people in this case have completely different perspectives, and someone will always be disappointed.

Jimmy's judgment about the gunman was wrong. Jimmy had actually seen the 2-meter-tall doctor when he was scouting the floor. But at the time, he just thought he was just a doctor who loved fitness, and he didn't think he had such obvious characteristics.

The person turned out to be a killer.

Later, his suicide also buried a hole for Jimmy. If there was no way to confirm his identity, the organization behind him would not be able to get rid of it. If they continued to hunt James, they would have to rely on Tom to find someone to deal with it.

Then came the biggest gain. Jimmy finally figured out the background of his current identity. Good guy, he is indeed a big shot, CIA regional director. This is a fertile position within the CIA. Although Jimmy did not get specific information about the CIA, in the FBI academy

He also knew about various domestic institutions, and he had a CIA ID card, so he paid special attention to it at that time.

This also explains what Tom said about the care of big people. Anyone who can be a regional director must have strong support behind him. How can an ordinary person take such a high-level position?

Tom has replaced the information and left his fingerprints and DNA, which looks perfect. Therefore, as long as he is careful not to trigger the CIA's awakening program and no one is looking for him, he can live a normal life with peace of mind.

Thinking back to Tom's words carefully, I don't know who the big shot is who is paying attention to me, but if I just look at the status through investigation data, in theory I should be able to hide it.

There seem to be only two questions now. First, how will Tom solve James' security problem? Although it is a bit rude to doubt Tom, a veteran CIA agent, but Jimmy really doesn't know what he will do.

You must know that Tom is still a "dead man" now, a man who has been dead for more than a year. Even James does not know his situation. If James had not been shot, it is estimated that Tom would not have contacted Jimmy, a "local", to confirm James

status.

The relationship between Tom and James is really good. Although it is not to the level of the legendary entrustment of a wife and a son, Tom's status in James' heart must be very high. This can be seen from the exchange between Jimmy and James after receiving the news.

It is estimated that Tom also felt that it was not appropriate to contact James directly after he was shot, so he turned to Jimmy, one of his own.

Jimmy has no idea about the CIA's acting style. The CIA agents in the movies he watched before cannot be used as a direct reference. Those are movies after all, and they are a bit exaggerated, but their unscrupulous acting style can be seen to some extent.

In addition to finding someone to protect James, Tom also needs to find a way to contact the killer agency through the dead killer to settle the matter, which is probably not easy. And he said that the key to this matter lies above, not below.

It seems that he has to find a way to deal with Watson. I hope he succeeds. After all, they are acquaintances, and people tend to be with their own people.

The second question is that although Jimmy has temporarily learned about his life experience, no one knows who the so-called big shot is. Tom also said that he doesn’t know, so there is no way to investigate. And Jimmy is also worried about Tom.

I don't know who the father is.

You must know how difficult it was to get a CIA regional director to like a Chinese or Chinese-American in the 1970s and 1980s. The Chinese Exclusion Act in the United States lasted for more than half a century. For them, some things are deeply ingrained.

. Under such circumstances, Veronica is still willing to date a Chinese and give birth to a mixed-race child. This is very incredible.

Although Tom didn't say it, Veronica probably only has this one descendant, otherwise Tom wouldn't be so interested in her. Of course, there may be other descendants that Tom doesn't know about.

Who is the father of this identity? Is he alive or dead? Is he the so-called big shot? There is no way to tell. Jimmy hopes that he is dead so that no one can find out that he is a fake. DNA identification requires at least the DNA of both parties.

Yes, a big shot like Veronica will definitely not be dug up. As long as the so-called father is not here, the CIA will only have a DNA sample of hers, so there will be no problems.

Apart from this big shot, there is one question I forgot to ask. When I have time, I want to ask Tom about how his predecessor died. In fact, Jimmy has been thinking about this question for a long time. You must know that according to the information, his predecessor was in the training camp.

After three years of stay, even if he is a waste, he is still a waste who has been trained for three years. He should be able to protect himself and complete the basic tasks of the training camp. Unless there is a special accident, or there is some conspiracy here?

After considering these questions, Jimmy thought of a word, Counter-Terrorism Bureau.

The Noah Watson that Tom was talking about is the director of the Counter-Terrorism Bureau. The Counter-Terrorism Bureau was a department established after 9/11. It is headquartered in Washington, but has a branch in New York. If Noah Watson is a senior director of the CIA, then at least New York

This counter-terrorism bureau is probably the shell of the CIA in China. If you have a chance, you can go there to investigate. Anyway, New York happens to be under the jurisdiction of his FBI status. As long as you are careful, no one will discover you.

It's directed at them.

Jimmy was watching TV and thinking about things, and fell asleep unconsciously.

The next day, Jimmy also contacted Agent Ray and went to visit him at his home. Speaking of which, Ray was quite unlucky. It seemed that Jimmy was having an unlucky day again during this period, and something would always happen to people related to Jimmy.

Fortunately, Ray's injury has recovered very well, and he will be able to return to work in a while to do some basic work. Until then, Ray's car is still under Jimmy's control.

After a day of rest, Jimmy returned to the Dallas office and went directly to Lambert's office. Speaking of which, it was quite interesting. Jimmy, a trainee agent, did not find anyone else to take care of him in the Dallas office. Instead, all tasks were taken care of by Jimmy.

It was very unconventional for the supervisor, Lambert, to give the order directly.

Jimmy knocked on the door and entered Lambert's office, "Director Lambert, I'm here."

Lambert pointed to the chair in front of him, then took out a dossier from a pile of information and handed it to Jimmy.

Lambert: "There is a case here. Four people disappeared in a row near Tata Town. After the local sheriff investigated, there were no clues. The case was reported to the state police and later came to us."

Jimmy took the file and asked, "Am I the only one this time?"

Lambert: "Well, everyone else has their own cases to deal with. Lei could have cooperated with you, but it's a pity that he won't be free for a while."

Well, it's not that Lei is unavailable, it's that he simply can't come to work. Jimmy also admitted it, "Then what if I need to investigate some information? I have no contact person."

Lambert: "You figure it out yourself, go ahead!"

Jimmy choked directly. Well, it seemed that he had indeed been exiled and everything was up to him. By the way, had Hughes decided to throw himself out of the Manhattan office? It had been a month since he had called himself back.

Jimmy took the file and left Lambert's office, but he didn't leave in a hurry. Instead, he went to the administrative office next to him. He was going to trouble the administrative director Jessica again. The equipment he used to handle the case in Big Bend National Park was still there.

I need to borrow it again, and this time I need to add some extra, including test strips, test tubes, cotton swabs, etc.

In addition, he applied for a set of body armor and a spare M16 for himself. Speaking of which, he has been using this revolver to get around. Should he ask Jones to express his Glock?

Jimmy carried a toolbox and a travel bag to the parking lot and put them in the trunk. The most troublesome thing about handling the case independently was that he had to throw all the equipment that might be used into the trunk and take it with him. No one could help when he arrived at the scene.

At that time, the most you can do is contact the local sheriff and ask an assistant to follow you to the scene.

On the one hand, setting up a two-person team to handle cases is for safety and to supervise each other to avoid problems. On the other hand, it is to use the strengths of the two people to analyze the case, check for traces, etc., so it is usually a senior case handler who leads an ordinary detective.

Of course, some combinations are due to combat effectiveness issues.

Jimmy drove out of the parking lot and then stopped. The car was still the same Crown Victoria, but it seemed to be missing something.

Jimmy got out of the car and went to the vehicle management office and applied for a walkie-talkie with them. Fortunately, although Jimmy was not a local agent, they did not refuse. Jimmy returned to the car with the walkie-talkie and earphones, adjusted the walkie-talkie and radio frequency, and finally

It's pleasing to the eye.

Yes, this car has police lights, a siren, and a car radio. It is similar to the police car that the county police used to drive, but it is missing something that Jimmy uses very frequently, a walkie-talkie, which he has used for two years.

Sitting in such a well-equipped car, the lack of a walkie-talkie is almost obsessive-compulsive.

With everything ready, Jimmy drove back to the hotel, packed a backpack with two pieces of clothing, then picked up a bullet box, and drove to Tata Town near the border of Texas and Oklahoma, the location where many disappearances occurred.

(End of chapter)