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Luke led the team and rushed to the home of the owner of the suspect vehicle.

He didn't get out of the car immediately, and looked through the telescope. It was a gray bungalow. The house was not large in size, and the windows and garage door were closed.

Luke observed for a while, there was nothing unusual happening inside or outside the house.

He asked others to stand by in the car, and asked Xiao Hei and Jackson to get out of the car to check the situation before deciding on the next step.

After the two got out of the car, they looked around for a while, and then walked into the yard of Arnett Stone's house one after another.

Xiao Hei looked up and checked, but found no camera.

Xiao Hei first walked to the door and listened, but there was no movement. He made a gesture to Jackson. Xiao Hei looked at the left side of the house, and Jackson looked at the right side of the house.

Xiao Hei walked from the front door to the left side of the house and looked into the house through the glass on the left.

The house was a little messy, but no one was seen.

"Hey, what are you doing?" A sudden voice startled Xiao Hei.

Xiao Hei turned around and saw a white aunt standing in the yard next door, with her arms crossed and looking at him warily, as if she thought she was a thief.

Xiao Hei is about to say something."

The white aunt showed disgust and threatened, "Hey, this is not the place you should be. Leave here immediately, otherwise, I will call the police."

Xiao Hei showed his police badge and said, "You don't need to call me, I'm the police."

Jackson heard the noise and came over, "Detective, I didn't see anyone in the house."

The white aunt was a little embarrassed, "Sorry, I didn't know you were the police."

Xiao Hei put away his police badge, approached the white aunt and asked, "Madam, do you know the people in this house?"

"Yes, Mr. Arnett Stone, he should not be at home. Do you have anything to do with him?"

"We are investigating a case and want to find out some information from him. When was the last time you saw him?"

"March 21st."

Xiao Hei counted with his fingers. Today is the 25th. Four days have passed. Based on his experience, many people cannot remember the events of the past two days, let alone the past four days. "Madam, how can you remember so clearly?"

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The white aunt shrugged, "I'll be here that day."

Xiao Hei's cheek twitched, "Wow, it is indeed a special day."

"That's right. Although I don't know what you do, Mr. Arnett Stone is a good man and a journalist with a very sense of justice."

Jackson asked, "Madam, which TV station is he a reporter for?"

"He seemed to be a reporter for CBS TV before, but now he seems to be an independent reporter. Every time we get together, he will tell some very interesting things."

"Has there been any special situation at his house in the past two days? For example, has anyone else come in or out or made any noise?"

The white aunt thought for a while and said, "No.

But yesterday a girl came to see him, a very beautiful Asian girl, claiming to be his friend."

Xiao Hei asked, "Do you have that girl's contact information?"

"I don't know, I just know that her last name is Inoue, and she hopes that I can help convey the message to Arnett Stone after meeting her, and ask Arnett Stone to call her back.

She is very polite and I have a good impression of her."

Xiao Hei wrote down this unfamiliar surname, "Madam, as far as you know, has Arnett Stone offended anyone?"

"No, he has a good relationship with the neighbors in the community."

"He doesn't live with his family."

"He is single."

"Okay, thank you very much for your assistance."

"Sir, can I ask what happened?"

"The case is still under investigation. It's hard to say right now." Xiao Hei said goodbye to the white aunt, returned to the car, and told Luke the situation.

After careful consideration, Luke decided to take immediate action.

Luke guarded the front door while Blackie led the team into the house from the back to search.

"Bang" sound.

The back door of the house was kicked open.

The little black guy rushed into the house, "Lapd."

"Safety."

"Safety."

The house was not big, with only two rooms. The police quickly completed the search of the rooms and found no suspicious figure.

Luke entered the house to check. He smelled the smell first, but did not smell the smell of blood or disinfectant.

The room was in a mess, there were worn clothes on the sofa in the living room, and the smell of rotting domestic garbage wafted from the trash can.

The drawers in the living room showed signs of being turned over.

Luke went into the bedroom to check. The larger bedroom contained a bed, and the drawers had signs of being turned over. There was also a photo on the bedside table, which was of Arnett Stone himself, with the Statue of Liberty in the background.

Luke went to another bedroom. This bedroom had no bed and was probably used for offices. There were tables, cabinets, whiteboards, and many documents scattered on the floor.

Luke picked up the documents on the ground and looked at them. They were all news reports and information.

Luke felt like someone had broken into this place.

Jackson came over and said, "Captain, I found $1,000 in cash in the cupboard in the other bedroom."

Although the identity of the deceased cannot be determined without DNA testing.

But judging from the existing evidence, Arnett Stone is likely to be the owner of the broken corpse.

Thinking about the other person's profession, it is possible that he was silenced because he investigated some things that he shouldn't know.

Judging from the situation at the scene, the murderer probably came to Arnett Stone's house and took away relevant information and evidence.

The top priority now is to find out the reason why Arnett Stone was silenced.

"Marcus, you are responsible for finding the Asian woman named Inoue."

"Jenny, contact Arnett Stone's family and ask them to come to the police station for DNA testing."

"Okay, Captain."

Luke stayed at the scene, waiting for the technical team to survey the scene.

The technical team collected some biological samples from the homeowner and will compare them with the corpses when they return.

After the technical team finished surveying the scene, Luke took all the information in the house back to the police station.

At this time, although the identity of the deceased could not be determined yet, he could not wait forever. Luke could only continue to investigate along the clues.

In the office of the No. 1 Squadron, the materials and documents brought back from Arnett Stone's home occupied two desks.

The deputy team leader shook his head, "I'm quite busy now."

Luke said, "These documents may well contain the secret of Arnett Stone's murder."

The deputy pouted, it was more likely that the valuable information had been taken away by the murderer.

Although the deputy team member didn't expect much from these documents, he still had to read them. Investigation of cases is like this. Even if he knows that most of what he does is useless, he still has to do it.

I checked the information and found no clues, which means you are dedicated.

If you fail to check the clues hidden in the information, that would be malfeasance.

At this moment, Matthew connected the projector with his computer and said, "Captain, according to your instructions, I drew the route map of the suspect vehicle from March 21st to March 23rd.

The suspect vehicle left the community of Arnett Stone's home at 7pm on the 21st.

After driving from the community driveway into Levin Street, the car continued to drive southward and disappeared into an area without cameras.

At around 11pm on the 22nd, the suspect vehicle appeared again on the road in the monitored area, driving towards the Los Angeles River Bridge.

After that, he returned to the community of Arnett Stone's family again.

After staying in the community for about an hour, the car left Arnett Stone's community again and drove into an unmonitored area. The car was never seen again.

I notified the nearby patrol police and asked them to help find the suspect vehicle."

Luke nodded and stared at the projector. Matthew said it simply, but with Luke's understanding of the incident, he could roughly analyze the process of the incident.

This driving map should be divided into two nodes. Before the night of March 21, Arnette Stone himself should be driving. After that, Arnette Stone was killed, and the murderer drove Arnette Stone's car.

He drove to the bridge over the Los Angeles River to dump the body, and then drove to Arnett Stone's house to take away the documents.

Based on this analysis, the place where Arnett Stone was murdered should be in the area where the car disappeared on the night of March 21.

Then, Luke turned on his computer and carefully checked where the car disappeared on the night of the 21st and where it reappeared on the night of the 22nd.
To be continued...