All kinds of information now point suspicion to Carmine's gang. As a competitor of Carmine's gang, why does Winston take the initiative to stand up and speak for them?
Carmine, Rory, and Robert all looked at Winston in surprise.
"What do you think?" Adjutant Eden asked in surprise.
There are only three parties here: the Sheriff's Department, Carmine Mining Farm, and Paramount Corporation.
When Winston rules out the possibility of murder at the Carmine mining site, isn't that just taking the blame on himself?
"There is no need for Mr. Carmine to kill Deputy Director Jeller, because even if he kills Deputy Director Jeller, it is impossible to distribute the new mineral veins to them. This is a thing that will cause all harm and no benefit." Winston analyzed.
"But they can blame this matter on you. If your Paramount company collapses because of this, Carmine can enjoy the benefits." Adjutant Eden thought for Winston's sake.
Winston shook his head again: "We at Paramount Company have all the advantages. There is no reason to kill Deputy Director Jeller, and there is no reason to blame the Carmine mining site that is bound to lose. Mr. Carmine must know this.
, so he knows that no matter what, the responsibility for this matter cannot be attributed to us, so he will not really do it."
"That's right." Carmine didn't know what Winston was thinking, but the most important thing now was to agree, support, and agree, "I can't do this. No matter what thoughts I have, Deputy Director Jelle will die.
, we definitely won’t gain any benefit at all.”
"But Deputy Director Jeller died in the office. When he was injured, Carmine was the only one in the office." Adjutant Eden was still unwilling to shake his opinion, "Moreover, even if Mr. Carmine was not the murderer, he should have witnessed it."
process, but he can’t say anything now.”
"I can't tell because it happened so suddenly. I didn't see anything, but Deputy Director Jelle was injured..." Carmine's head was getting big.
The actual situation is exactly as he described.
However, anyone who listens to this description will feel that there are clues, and then deepen their doubts about him.
But if he makes up a story that can clear up his relationship, if there are any omissions, then this story will become a powerful evidence for him to frame others, and it will become more difficult to clear his suspicion.
"No matter what happens, Mr. Carmine is only a suspect and cannot be completely determined." Winston also couldn't figure out how a third party could intervene in a confined space, but he still protected Carmine and his group.
Linn, who remained silent, was slightly puzzled by Winston's unusual behavior.
He soon realized why he did this.
Adjutant Eden is too upright.
From the beginning, he firmly believed that Carmine killed Jelle, and then he continued to strengthen the persuasiveness of this view.
What will be the result if this continues?
Of course, it forces Carmine to have no way out. Even if he is not the murderer, he has to regard himself as the murderer to resolve the crisis.
In their territory, they said that they were the murderers of Jelle and they wanted to take him back to the Public Security Bureau.
How could anyone agree?
Not only do they not agree, they are very likely to go on doing nothing and get rid of them as well.
Winston helped clear Carmine's suspicion, not because he really thought Carmine was not the murderer, but to ease the situation and appease the extremely restless Carmine group.
Now that the matter is over, getting out of here safely is the most important thing.
After leaving, go to the Public Security Bureau to ask for reinforcements and bring a large force to capture Carmine.
Lynn deduced this early on.
While Winston tried his best to avoid a fight between the two parties, Lynn was eager for a fight between the two parties.
At present, Carmine can only be said to have serious suspicions, but it cannot be completely confirmed.
But only when he is cornered and has no choice but to silence his adjutants Eden, Winston and others in order to protect himself, will his crime be fully proven.
When Eden and Winston go to the Sheriff's Department to expose Carmine, no one will raise any questions.
Adjutant Eden looked up at the ceiling: "Then how do you think Deputy Director Jeller was killed if Mr. Carmine hadn't done it?"
"This needs to be investigated slowly." Winston was the person least eager to find out the truth.
"Then..." Adjutant Eden's tone was not so sure at first.
Lynn must intervene.
If the situation is really to be calmed down and Adjutant Eden brings people over to conduct a detailed investigation, he may not be able to find any new evidence.
By the time it gets close to dawn, Carmine's charges have not been proven, and he will become the most passive party.
"It is absolutely impossible for Mr. Carmine to kill Deputy Director Jeller!" He said in an unquestionable tone. "It is possible for anyone, but it is impossible for Mr. Carmine! I hope you can investigate carefully and don't slander an innocent person casually.
people!"
"Lynn, shut up!" Rory yelled.
"It's absolutely impossible for him? Then you can explain how Deputy Director Jeller died when there were only two of them in the room? Is there a ghost?!" Adjutant Eden was aroused by Linn's tone and asked again.
Lin En stopped at the right time.
Winston glanced at Linn with hatred.
He thought that Lin En also realized that if the intensification continued, Carmine might do something dangerous, so he helped clear the suspicion, but such a confident tone was too forceful and would only have the opposite effect.
"The clues we have now are very limited. No one can say that. Even I am a suspect. I think the most important thing to do now is to send a message to the Public Security Bureau and ask more police officers to come and assist in the investigation."
Winston advised.
Adjutant Eden couldn't listen anymore. He looked directly at Carmine: "If there is really a third person who killed Deputy Director Jele, you are so close to Deputy Director Jele. It is impossible not to see it! Moreover,
If the murderer is not one of yours, and his face and identity are exposed, he cannot possibly attack only Deputy Director Jile and leave you alive alone! Waiting for you to identify him!"
"But..." Carmine has lived for fifty years and has never collapsed like this.
Every question asked by Adjutant Eden is very reasonable.
But he couldn't refute a word.
After all, what happened was so outrageous that he would not have believed it 100% from the perspective of Adjutant Eden.
"Unless! The murderer is you! Or the murderer is one of yours, you can't identify it! Otherwise, why are you so reluctant to tell what you saw?!"
"I saw it! What I saw was that there were only two of us, but Deputy Director Jelle suddenly had a wound on his chest and fell to the ground! As soon as I went over to help him, you guys pushed the door open and came in!" Carmine replied.
"A wound suddenly appeared! So you want to say that there really is a devil in this world, and it was the devil who killed Deputy Director Jelle?!"
"I don't know! This should be left to your Public Security Bureau to investigate! You should find the real culprit, and you should also clear my name!"
"Do we still need to investigate now?! Do you think you can still clear yourself of suspicion?!"
Carmine and Eden became more and more noisy.
One didn't know how to explain it, and the other felt more and more that there was something wrong in the other person's mind.
If this continues, Carmine will have no choice but to accept the charge, get rid of all the people present, and then find a way to arrange a scene that can remove his suspicion and pass the blame to other forces.
If he doesn't do this, he will really be put in prison as a murderer and be tried and executed.
Winston secretly screamed that something was wrong, and walked between the two of them and tried to mediate: "Calm down! Arguing will not solve the problem! We all want to find the murderer, and now we are arguing with each other, do you think we can find the murderer?"
"Mr. Winston, don't you understand?" Adjutant Eden held the gun and was ready to fire.
Carmine's eyes narrowed slightly.
Emotions plummeted from intense heights and began to return to calm.
This change made Winston and Lynn realize that Carmine was about to make up his mind to make the mistake.
"Adjutant Eden, I understand how you feel. There are doubts about Mr. Carmine, and he can't explain it clearly. It's natural for people to be suspicious." Winston looked solemn, "Mr. Winston, I understand too.
How you feel. You must have some unspeakable secrets, so you chose not to explain the situation clearly in front of us."
Lin En didn't interrupt this time and controlled the trend.
He noticed that Carmine's corruption value was rising little by little, climbing from a peak to a higher place.
The situation was no longer under Winston's control.
What he needs to think about most now is how he should cover Lieutenant Eden and Winston's escape when Carmine decides to deal with everyone.
"Since everyone wants to find the real culprit, the most important thing to do now is to calm down and calm down. If the real culprit is still here, wouldn't he laugh out loud when he sees us fighting among ourselves?" Winston
He tried his best to persuade, "Would it be of any benefit to any of us to let the real murderer hide deeper and disappear without a trace?"
"I don't doubt Mr. Carmine, but he must first explain clearly what happened. If he conceals what happened, even if the Public Security Bureau wants to investigate, it will not be able to carry out the investigation." Adjutant Eden was unwilling to give in.
Winston was troubled by Eden's speech without a sense of crisis, but he could only try to ease it from this point: "Mr. Carmine, how did Deputy Director Jeller die? What did you see?"
"I've said everything I can say." Carmine's eyes were cold.
"Or...can you tell me the reason why you concealed what happened?" Winston didn't know how to speak for Carmine. There were so many doubts about him that he couldn't start.
Carmine glanced at Winston: "I didn't hide anything. What I just said is the whole story."
"Okay, I believe you." Winston could see that Carmine's patience had reached its limit, so he turned back to Adjutant Eden, "Maybe the situation is really what Mr. Carmine said.
?”
"Do you also think there is a devil?" Adjutant Eden was too stubborn and still hasn't understood Winston's good intentions.
"It's not the devil, it's man-made. It's just that the murderer used some methods that we haven't seen through yet. Let's first ask the Public Security Bureau to send more people over, and then we can put ourselves in the murderer's perspective and think about how to avoid showing up, and then quietly
Kill Deputy Director Jeller silently." Winston said, blinking to remind Deputy Eden.
Adjutant Eden didn't understand and said doubtfully: "You..."
"Do you think my idea is okay? Send more people over first so that the investigation can be more secure." Winston almost said it in front of everyone.
"...I understand." Adjutant Eden nodded, "Mr. Carmine, I will give you one last chance to tell you clearly what happened. Only in this way can you prove your innocence."
Winston was like a statue, frozen there motionless.
You got it!
In the end, you are not forcing Carmine to go to extremes!
It's all over now!
"Huh..." Carmine took out a handkerchief slowly and wiped his forehead, "Me? It's me again -"
"Father!" Rory interrupted Carmine and took a step forward.
"Huh?" Carmine looked at his inconsiderate son with disgust.
Rory was trying very hard to adjust himself, but he still seemed to be breathing rapidly. Finally, he gritted his teeth and mustered up the courage to say: "Yes... I killed Deputy Director Jeller!"