Chicago that night, "Daddy, what are you doing recently? Always come back so late."
Cassidy yawned and caught Vic McGee who had just entered the door. "It's three o'clock in the morning. Recently, you and your mother have been arguing about this."
"Hey hey, big cases that can be promoted, be good, don't care about adults and children."
Vic smiled and went to the refrigerator to find a half-pack of toast, took it out and sprinkled it with peanut butter and ate it cold.
"I have all gone to college."
Kasidi looked at her very seriously, "I heard my mother said yesterday that she would divorce you."
" Leave her alone, she has been under pressure recently, you know, for your younger brother and sister's condition ~www.mtlnovel.com~ Vic coaxed her, "Go to sleep, tomorrow Monday, you should go back to school. "
Kasidi went back to sleep in a dubious manner. The next day, she didn't think much about class. At noon, she drove directly to the police station where Vic worked, knocked on the door and walked into the stormtrooper office.
"We haven't been busy with any big cases recently..."
Shaun replied casually, but noticed that Cassidy’s face immediately reacted. The stormtroopers themselves were very skilled at covering each other, pretending to remember something, "Oh, oh yes, I know what the case is. , A perverted murderer, don’t you know your dad? He only needs to focus on a case, and he won’t let it go unless he solves the case. It’s okay, Cassiti, he’s working hard for the case, you have to understand, wait a while I'll persuade him and rest assured."
"He is already a deputy sheriff and still needs to work so hard?"
Cassidy said distressedly: "We thought he would have more time to spend time with his family after he was promoted. He didn't come back at three o'clock last night, two o'clock the day before, and one day before he arrived home at six o'clock in the morning. Help us to persuade him Uncle Sean, he can't do this anymore, my mother is very upset about this."
"What day?" Sean's face changed.
"Number four? Or number five." Cassidy didn't notice, but seriously recalled.
"Don't worry, I will persuade him."
Shaun took Cathy away perfunctorily, turned and ran into Vic's deputy sheriff's office furiously, "You follow me!? Vic, you **** follow your brother!?"
Chicago 1990 Chapter 645: Tapes from many years ago
"Calm down! Calm down... Sean."
Unprepared Vic hurriedly locked the office door, "Don't you **** yell."
"You follow me."
Shaun put his forehead on his forehead, and snarled depressively: "I think I made it clear last time. You are not allowed to be suspicious of me like this. I will not betray you! If you don't believe me, Then shoot two!"
"What tracking?" Vic denied it.
"Don't be hypocritical, Vic, just now Cassidy came to ask me to persuade you to go home early in the evening, why do you and I have such a consistent schedule!? Huh?"
Sean was so angry that he circled the room, "I won't betray you, I won't! Unbelievable, what do you want to do with your brother so guarded!?"
Vic understood that it was the eldest daughter's accidental mistake, "Sean, your recent performance has made me very nervous. The two FBIs are always looking for you, they are looking for a breakthrough, you are!"
"Fxxkyou Vic, how many times do you want me to guarantee you!?"
Shaun said: "They are asking about the case of APLUS asking us to go to New York to catch an eavesdropper, because there is new evidence that the Italians are not the only time doing this kind of work. As for other things, they didn't inquire at all!"
"You don't want to think about it. You have already recorded a statement there. Does the FBI need to check with you multiple times? If they really have any questions, they can ask you to make up a written testimony through formal procedures..."
Vic said to Sean: "It has been a long time since that happened. The emergence of the FBI is by no means easy."
"Then what do you want me to do? I can't stop the FBI from pestering me, they are looking for me, not me looking for them! Or do you want to continue to kill the FBI like last time?" Sean asked back.
"Hey! Keep your voice down!"
Vic immediately exploded and pushed him vigorously, "Have you forgotten my warning? Don't mention it at any time or anywhere! And you don't always gamble with people at night. You can't do this at this time. Forbearance? You can lose all the bounty given by APLUS for so much spending!"
"Then a little money is not enough to spend, don't always pretend to be a well-intentioned look in front of me, Vic, you make me sick like this, don't think I can't guess that you got the big head from APLUS, your little son The youngest daughter goes to the best private hospitals, how much does it cost? And I? Just eat leftovers and endure your stalking and gesticulation."
When Shaun said this, Vic's eyes became cold.
"Sorry, I was a bit impulsive just now Vic, I have no opinion on your children's treatment, I can understand that we are the best brothers, born and died together on the street, I just want you to respect and trust me more."
Xiao En also felt that what he said was a bit too much, and immediately apologized in a low voice.
"Vick?"
At this time, the outside door was knocked twice, and then someone twisted the door **** and didn't open it. "Are you inside?" It was the voice of the sheriff.
"I'm here!"
Vic went to open the door, the sheriff came in, glanced suspiciously at him and Sean, and said nothing, "Come out, there is an emergency."
"Hey, I'll come right away."
Vic gave Shaun a fierce look and followed the sheriff out.
Many people in the police station gathered in the big office and looked up and concentrated on watching TV. The sheriff brought Vic to join in.
"I'll ask you again, Officer Foreman, have you used the word NGe in the past ten years."
It turned out to be a videotape of the hot Simpson Wife Murdering case. There have been two live trials after the trial in January, but they are both pre-stage and not very important. Today is the highlight. The key witness in the Wife Murdering case is from the Los Angeles Police Department. The white police detective, Officer Foreman, went to court to testify that he found a series of evidence at the scene of the crime and at the Simpson home.
He is being questioned by the defense's top cross-examination expert Li Bailey. Forman, who has many years of law enforcement experience, has a calm expression, but he probably didn't expect that the other party would not play cards according to the routine, but asking for any evidence directly provoked racial issues.
"As far as I remember, no." Foreman replied after being silent for a while.
Vic smiled disdainfully. Considering the presence of black police officers, he did not ridicule loudly, but whispered to the sheriff: "Those black men are playing the same old **** thing." Following the trend, he turned to observe the silent standing on the edge of the crowd. Sean.