"Except for you, everyone else can go back first." Linn left eight suspects behind and waved to the rest.
From the moment he first met these people, he acted extremely confident.
This is because he currently has no conventional and effective way to interrogate people, and can only use his extraordinary abilities to conduct rough screening. The process of rough screening is extremely clean and neat, and can basically be completed in one face-to-face interview.
If you behave casually, these people will be confused and feel that everything they think about comes out.
Only when they look confident will they feel that they have come prepared and are just rushing to meet these eight people.
If the mastermind and accomplices are among these eight people, then doing so may shock the other party and make the other party reveal their flaws in a tense situation.
If the mastermind and accomplices are not among these eight people, today's series of events may also reach the ears of those people and arouse their vigilance.
all in all.
Lin En just wanted to alarm his opponent this time.
After all, a month and a half has passed. If the murderer does nothing, the possibility of him breaking the situation is not optimistic.
Only by alarming the other party and forcing the other party to do something else can we hope to crack the airtight wall so that we can get a glimpse of the truth behind the wall.
"Are we okay?" Everyone who was temporarily excluded looked at each other.
Manager Bowen, who had never paid much attention to Lin En, looked a little more serious.
Lin En seems to be very confident.
Is it possible that this case has really made a breakthrough and that the solution is just around the corner?
After being excited for a moment, manager Bowen became indifferent again.
If it was really going to be broken, how could the General Public Security Bureau only send a second-level peace officer?
There is only a second-level magistrate, which clearly means that this matter has not attracted the attention of the General Bureau of Public Security. The reason why it has not attracted the attention of the General Bureau of Public Security can only be because the case still has not made any progress.
"Well, go back." Linn confirmed.
"You should be busy." Manager Bowen also said.
After hearing the manager's words, the security personnel left.
Lin En scanned the circle of the two people who were left holding the rooftop keys, and the six security personnel whose depravity value exceeded [50]. He first called those with the keys aside to chat alone: "You two have always held the key to the rooftop."
The key to the rooftop, right?"
The man and woman holding the key looked at each other and finally nodded.
"Do you always carry the keys with you, or do you store them elsewhere?" Lynn asked.
"I always carry mine, chained together with the other keys." The male manager showed the key chain hanging on his waist.
"I usually don't use it very much. I keep it in a drawer in the office." The female manager replied submissively.
"In your impression, has anyone asked you for the key, or have the key been lost?"
"No."
"No."
The two people's answers were consistent.
In fact, this was what Linn expected.
There are so many possibilities for keys, it is not difficult to get the keys from them and put them back quietly.
Because the hotel rooftop does not open and close frequently, they have very few opportunities to use the key. The brief disappearance of the key will hardly cause them to notice it.
The reason why Lin En asked this was because he still had a little hope.
What if the key is lost?
What if someone borrowed a key from them?
If we could really ask, wouldn't everything be solved?
There is no need to ignore one sentence, thus leaving some possibilities blank.
"...Okay, you can go back first." After asking all the questions he could, and feeling somewhat confident, Lin turned around and started asking the security personnel one by one.
The problem is simple.
The first is whether you were on duty the night the incident occurred.
The second is that you were not on duty on the night of the incident and whether you had been to the hotel.
The question was very ordinary, no different from the ones asked repeatedly by the General Public Security Bureau before. It was just that Lin En mixed some targeted things in it to try to arouse the murderer's hostility.
According to common sense, if Linn insults, belittles, and ridicules the murderer, unrelated people will not be hostile to Linn.
Once hostility arises, the situation is worthy of further investigation.
But something happened that caused Linn a little headache.
None of the six security guards had any hostility toward him because he said something against the murderer.
Is it the mastermind and the accomplices are not in this gang, or is it that the other party has a very high psychological quality and was not disturbed by his words?
Lin En really hopes that she has the ability to identify lies.
"How's it going?" Manager Bowen has been working with Lin En for more than an hour.
Because the case has not been solved for a long time, the frequent arrivals of the sheriff have had a long-lasting impact on their hotel. In fact, he does not welcome these people very much.
"What time is that Marquis? When will he leave?" Lin En still wanted to enter the hotel to find out more about it instead of standing pitifully at the door asking questions.
"Tomorrow morning." Manager Bowen frowned, "Has the Public Security Bureau really made progress? Judging from your appearance, it seems like you are still spinning in circles."
"It is inconvenient to disclose."
"To tell you the truth, this is not the first time that the Public Security Bureau has sent people like you to investigate. It takes a lot of time every time and has a certain impact on the hotel. Likewise, there is nothing gained every time." The manager.
Bowen suppressed his dissatisfaction, "I don't want to question the ability of the Public Security Bureau, I just want to make a statement on behalf of our hotel. In this tragedy, in addition to the Hinde family, we are also victims. And as you continue to visit,
The damage continues."
Linn respected the other party's thoughts: "I understand, but you should also know that only when this case is solved can the impact on the hotel truly end. In addition, as far as I know, there are many rumors out there, some saying that your hotel is haunted, and some saying that your hotel is haunted.
Saying that there is a serial murderer hiding in your hotel...this must have affected your business to some extent."
"You don't have to worry about this, our hotel will solve it on its own," manager Bowen said.
Linn was a little speechless.
For the Sheriff, failing to solve the case is the original sin.
He criticized Ulysses on the front foot, saying that he paid taxes but did not enjoy the rewards he deserved.
The same is true now from the perspective of the Old South York Hotel. They paid much more taxes than Lynn, but it took the Sheriff's Department a month and a half to still not solve the case, which kept them at the center of public opinion.
"That's it for now." Lin En didn't know what else to say to the manager, and planned to go back to the car and study the list information in the file.
"Go slowly without seeing me off." Manager Bowen walked into the hotel without looking back.
"Heh." Lin En walked towards the car and opened the file bag.
But when he walked to the car, the [sense] that had been unresponsive for more than an hour suddenly started to issue warnings!
hostility!
Extremely hostile!
The hostility of wanting to kill him and tearing him into pieces!
Lynn, whose scalp was tight, quickly turned around and looked at the Old Nanyue Hotel.
But before he could confirm the source of the hostility, the hostility disappeared in an instant, leaving only the cold, lifeless-looking hotel building, which gave people an invisible sense of oppression.