In Tokyo, a criminal

Chapter 492: Farewell to family for the last time, rest easy?
In the office, Aoyama Hidenobu was not surprised when he heard Shinichi Nakamura report that Toii's last phone call before his arrest was to Matsushita Toyohiro. He thought it was within his expectations.

"By the way, Superintendent Masaru, a lawyer just went to see Tomi," Shinichi Nakamura added.

"Most likely, Matsushita Toyoyu sent someone to warn him not to talk nonsense." Aoyama Hidenobu could not deny it. He tapped the table casually with a signature pen in one hand, looked at Nakamura Shinichi and said slowly: "You will attend the press conference later. On the surface, you will be fully responsible for this case. Show your determination to investigate it to the end."

"Hi!" Shinichi Nakamura immediately responded, thinking about many reasons why Aoyama Hidenobu did this.

His intuition told him that this was not a good thing, but he had no room to refuse, and he did not feel disgusted.

Because he believed that occasionally helping his boss and suffering losses would help him gain his boss's attention, and in the future Aoyama Hidenobu would definitely compensate him in other ways.

It all stems from his trust in Aoyama Hidenobu.

Aoyama Hidenobu waved his hand and sent him away.

Half an hour later, Takaei Fujimoto reported the latest developments in the human organ trafficking case at a press conference.

"After a detailed investigation, the police finally identified Tomi Foods Co., Ltd. as being involved in human organ trafficking. After a careful planning, they arrested several people involved in the case, including the president Tomi."

"We found several innocent people illegally detained for organ harvesting in the office building, as well as more than a dozen well-preserved human organs... The Criminal Investigation Division will be fully responsible for this case, and we will conduct a thorough investigation and severely punish all those involved in accordance with the law!"

Listening to Takaei Fujimoto's words and looking at the large amount of stolen goods seized on the spot, the reporters attending the press conference were shocked and filled with indignation.

How can someone treat their own kind like animals and capture them to harvest their organs for profit? This is really outrageous.

"Baga! This is so horrible! There is a hell on earth hidden under the food factory in the downtown area!"

"Please conduct a thorough investigation! Severely punish all criminals involved in this incident! Kill the chicken to scare the monkey!"

"What do they do with the bodies? Are they going to make them into snacks and sell them? Ugh! How disgusting!"

As the apparent person in charge of the case, Shinichi Nakamura righteously stated that he was trying to overcome the psychological defenses of the people who had already been arrested and obtain more information. He believed that the truth of the case would soon be revealed to the world.

"Excuse me, Director Fujimoto, why is it not Superintendent Aoyama who is in charge of solving such a serious case?" After Shinichi Nakamura finished his speech, a reporter stood up and asked with a puzzled look on his face.

The other reporters present were also curious about this question and looked at Fujimoto Takaei in silence.

"That's a very good question." Fujimoto Takaei first expressed his approval of the reporter's level of questioning with a cheerful face, and then slowly said, "In fact, Superintendent Aoyama also volunteered to take on this responsibility, but I thought that he had solved many serious cases since coming to Hokkaido, and he was already exhausted. I couldn't bear to put more pressure on him and make our hero collapse."

"Inspector Aoyama is excellent! But our other police officers are also excellent. We can't always rely on him alone, so we should consider giving others more opportunities to practice justice."

The press conference ended with applause.

After the trial, Nakamura Shinichi was about to continue to interrogate Tomii, but a policeman with Matsushita Toyohiro's lawyer stopped him, "Superintendent, he wants to see you."

"I listened to what Inspector Nakamura said at the press conference just now. It was concise and powerful." The middle-aged reporter smiled slightly and handed over his business card with both hands.

Shinichi Nakamura took it, glanced at it, and put it in his pocket. "It turns out to be Attorney Murashita. You have already met with your client but you still didn't leave. You specially came to see me. Do you have any advice for me?"

"I don't deserve it. I'm just a talker who knows nothing about solving cases. I can't give you advice as a professional." Murashita smiled and waved his hands, then explained his purpose. "My client wants to see his family. I hope you can make it convenient for him."

"It's inconvenient." Shinichi Nakamura said these two words lightly, then walked past him and left without looking back.

When passing by a trash can, he took out the business card he had just received from his pocket, tore it into pieces and threw it in.

In his opinion, trash who works as lawyers for trash is also trash, and trash belongs in the trash can.

While suspects are in detention, they can see a lawyer, but if the police do not agree, they cannot see their families. Only when the case is transferred to the court and the judicial process begins can the suspects see their families.

Murashita smiled at the scene, without any annoyance on his face. He stared at Shinichi Nakamura's back and said loudly, "Inspector Nakamura, regarding the injury on my client's mouth, I plan to take legal action."

Shinichi Nakamura stopped, turned around and walked back to Murashita, staring at him with unfriendly eyes.

"If you look at me like that, I can sue you for sexual harassment." Murashita said with a fearless smile.

Shinichi Nakamura cursed under his breath and said reluctantly, "He only has ten minutes."

The wound on Tomi's mouth was not caused by resisting arrest, and the police were in the wrong in this regard. If a professional lawyer wanted to make a fuss about this point, although it would not change Tomi's outcome, it would cause trouble for the police.

Shinichi Nakamura is now anxious to find evidence that Matsushita Toyoyuki is the mastermind behind the human organ trafficking and does not want to be distracted by dealing with other things at this time.

"Thank you for your understanding." Murashita bowed.

Shinichi Nakamura snorted coldly and said to the police officer who brought Tomii down to find him, "When Tomii meets his family, you will be on the sidelines the whole time."

Friends who are often in jail know that when suspects meet their family members, the police will usually give them space to be alone within a certain time frame. But now he is being particularly accommodating and naturally is not following the rules.

"Hi!" the young police officer responded with a bow.

Murashita had no objection to this. After all, Toii's request was just to see his family one last time, and helping him achieve this goal would be considered fulfilling his promise.

After obtaining Nakamura Shinichi's consent, Murashita immediately went to Tomi's house and took his frightened wife and two children to the police headquarters to meet him.

"Dad! Daddy!"

As soon as he entered the meeting room, a pair of children, both less than ten years old, rushed over and hugged Tomii tightly on both sides, crying. They were still young and didn't know what had happened, but they vaguely realized that they might not see their father again, so they were very sad.

Mrs. Tomi stood aside, covering her mouth and crying silently, crystal tears constantly sliding down her face.

Tomi also burst into tears. With his handcuffs temporarily removed, he held the two children on his left and right, rubbing their heads and faces with his hands, and comforting them in a hoarse voice, "Be good, don't cry, don't cry." At this moment, he was extremely reluctant to leave this world.

"If you have something to say, say it quickly. You only have ten minutes." The police officer in charge of surveillance said coldly.

Tomii took a deep breath, turned around and looked at the police behind him and said, "Can you leave us alone?"

"You think we're in a hotel?" The policeman sneered and looked at his watch. "Nine minutes."

Tomi could only look at Murashita who was standing at the door.

Murashita sighed helplessly, walked up to the young policeman, and said with a smile: "Let's talk outside?"

The young policeman looked at him suspiciously.

Murashita rubbed his fingers with his back to the surveillance camera.

"Hurry up and tell me, I'm going to the toilet and will be back soon." The young policeman walked out calmly.

Shinichi Nakamura followed him out, and after reaching the restroom, he took out a wad of US dollars from his briefcase, about three to five thousand, and handed it to the policeman, "Thank you."

"I have to go back in three minutes at most." The young policeman took the money and put it into his pocket skillfully and said casually.

There are few clean police officers in Hokkaido, and the lower-level police officers do not have as many ways to make money as their superiors, so they do not consider as many things as their superiors and never miss any opportunity to make money.

Murashita smiled and nodded to show his understanding. He really liked the Hokkaido police's style of doing things. As long as money was paid, it would greatly reduce the difficulty of his job.

In the meeting room, after everyone left, Tomi let go of the two children, looked at his wife and said, "Come here, let's talk for a while."

"Hi!" The wife nodded with sobs, walked over, sat on his lap, hugged him and started crying.

Tomii stroked her soft hair over and over again, then leaned over to her ear and whispered something.

Mrs. Tomi immediately looked up at him.

Tomii smiled and kissed her on the cheek.

"After I die, take care of yourself and your children."

Ten minutes passed quickly, and Mrs. Tomi and her two crying children were taken away by the police.

"Dad! Dad, woo woo woo woo woo ..."

"Be good and listen to your mother!" Tomi shouted until he could no longer hear the child's crying. He took a deep breath, wiped the tears from his face, turned his head and asked Murashita, "Do you have any cigarettes?"

Murashita handed him a cigarette and lit it for him.

Tomi took big gulps of it greedily.

"I have done what I promised you. Don't forget your promise. I'm waiting for your news. I hope it won't be later than tonight." Lawyer Murashita reminded lightly, then turned around and left with his bag.

Tomii looked at his back with a sad face.

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After leaving the police headquarters, Lawyer Murashita went directly to Hokkaido University Hospital to see Toyohiro Matsushita.

"Mr. Matsushita, someone is targeting you." As soon as he entered the office, Lawyer Murashita said bluntly.

Matsushita Toyoyu's expression did not change at all. He lowered his head and looked at the documents in his hand. "It's expected. It would be a surprise if the police didn't come to watch me."

Murashita is his lawyer and also his most trusted right-hand man. Murashita knew all about the kickbacks from drug dealers in the early years and the trafficking of human organs later, and he held a certain share.

They have known each other for more than ten years.

"But at this stage, they can only keep an eye on me to prevent me from escaping, but they can't do anything to me." Matsushita Toyoyu put down the documents in his hand and looked up and said.

Murashita sighed, "If you want to run now, they can't stop you. Are you really not going to leave?"

He felt that leaving now was the best option.

"Before you came, I had received no less than ten calls, all of which advised me to leave, and some even wanted to help me buy a car and a house abroad. I refused without exception and promised that this fire would never burn them." Matsushita Fengyu stood up, walked to the French window and said in a deep voice: "How many years have I struggled to get to this day? Leave? I will have nothing again!"

The reason he didn't leave was not only because he couldn't bear to give up his own future and the glamorous social status here, but also for the sake of his young son.

In order to protect this son, he personally reported the eldest son whom he had raised for twenty years!
Matsushita Toyohiro had always wanted to wait for the right time to marry that woman as his second wife. He hoped that the father of his son would be a respectable and decent man, rather than a fugitive who had committed a crime and fled abroad.

So not only could he not leave.

I can't let the police convict me yet.

As long as I don't fall down, my son may inherit my mantle and become an excellent doctor, or a lawyer, or a congressman. In short, there are endless possibilities, and I can't ruin his future.

"It's up to you." Murashita knew that he couldn't persuade him, so he stopped talking and talked about Tomi. "Under my arrangement, he met his family for the last time and agreed to commit suicide tonight."

"Murashita-kun, treat his family well." Matsushita Toyohiro breathed a sigh of relief, turned around and murmured to himself: "Now that Tomi-kun is dead, not only can I sleep peacefully, but many people can also rest assured."

(End of this chapter)