Fatal Strike: Paladins Mercenary Road

Chapter 43 Black Industry Chain (Please read it later)

Just like any industry, when the scale reaches a certain level, more people get involved, and start pursuing higher profits, the industry naturally starts to segment...

Then, driven by greed, this industrial chain that sucked blood from the low-level illegal immigrants began to have extremely cruel branches.

The global slave trade generates around $1500 billion per year, and the bastards who consume in this industry target children and women.

Thailand is the hardest hit area of slave trade in Southeast Asia!
From the beginning, those underground gangsters just sold those illegal immigrants who had nowhere to go to do heavy manual labor...

Gradually, it has developed into a subdivision of illegal immigrants, how much a child is worth, how much a woman under 20 is worth, how much a woman under 30 is worth...

They will be trafficked to local brothels or other countries, and used as tools for profit or simply as playthings by buyers.

In the end, there was even an organ trade!

Anything prohibited by law will increase in price, this is an iron rule!
From the beginning, they encouraged illegal immigrants to register their physical information and sell their kidneys to save their lives, and finally developed into an organ farm that kidnapped, imprisoned and sold organs...

There are medical ships on the high seas. They will send the demand to the organ farm. As long as the matching is successful, the rest is to slaughter the animals and then send the organs to the high seas...

In the past, those who bore this tragic fate were generally the poor in Myanmar, Laos, and Cambodia around Thailand, as well as some of the lower classes in Thailand...

Whether a country has hope or not depends on how it protects the people at the bottom of society!

This world is especially cruel to the poor who have no ability to resist...

If you want to truly judge whether a country is good or bad, it is useless to look at the rich. Looking at the living standards of the poor may be the best standard to distinguish between good and bad.

Thailand’s welfare level is very low, but there are no terrible housing prices, the basic medical level is OK, and there is no so-called educational involution...

With Buddhism prevalent, the common people have an optimism that mountain eagles cannot understand, so the happiness index here is very high.

At least during the two months that Shanying stayed in Bangkok, he felt that the people here were really easy to satisfy and happy.

But the more this happened, the more frightening the darkness lurking in the sunlight seemed to the Mountain Eagle!
The later part of the data shows that population crime in Thailand is still spreading, and those buyers are no longer satisfied with the low-quality population from Southeast Asia...

Those illegal immigrants who were malnourished and suffered from infectious diseases began to be shunned by buyers.

So the Russian mafia came and they brought women from Eastern Europe.

The Peninsula gangsters came and brought the Peninsula women with them.

The island country gangs came, and they also brought the island country women.

In order to meet the growing demand for human trafficking, local gangs have begun to target tourists.

The Chinese became their target!

There is a particularly fucked-up logic here, which is that Chinese people are generally cleaner in body, so whether it is engaging in pornographic transactions or organ trading, Chinese people are good targets.

However, it is difficult to kidnap Chinese people, probably because of the language problem. Chinese people lack some genes for adventure...

When they travel to Thailand, they usually choose fixed routes, and before 2014, group tours were the mainstream.

In addition, Thailand's basic tourism security is still strong, which reduces many opportunities for gangs.

Last year, in 2013, the government conducted a statistics, which showed that seven Chinese people who left Thailand through legal procedures had gone missing.

However, no one knows how many missing persons there are who went to Thailand through illegal procedures.

This number is actually a negligible figure compared to Thailand, a population trading center.

You should know that Interpol once released a report that 5 people go missing in Thailand every year... This number is of course full of speculation, but it also fully highlights the rampant level of population crime in Thailand.

However, the information in Shanying's hands shows that the number of cases of missing Chinese people received in Thailand this year has been increasing, and several of the missing cases are related to a trading company.

And this trading company was the one that Basong attacked when Shanying was shopping in the mall.

The disappearance of Basson’s daughter is also related to this company!

Basson met Tessa only after he had attacked and tortured the company's personnel. He then took the initiative to reveal his identity, hoping to mobilize the gang with the huge bounty on him.

Seeing this, Shanying began to realize that Basson might have deliberately bumped into Tessa and the others in order to make a big deal out of it and let more people know about it.

However, while escaping, Basson was hit by an out-of-control vehicle while trying to save a mother and son, so he was unable to escape.

Shanying himself is a victim of human trafficking. He hates this crime with a clenched tooth. This information is more like fuel, making Shanying's inner anger burn more and more...

It was not until Shanying turned to the last page that he realized that what happened before was just a prelude, and there were even more blatant crimes in this world...

A detailed bill, listing the details of the company's transactions with the contractor of the US base in Pattaya...

They trafficked Thai girls to Bahrain and sold them to lonely American soldiers at a price of US$2000 to US$6000 per girl.

The American soldiers would confiscate their passports, rent apartments for them outside the base, rape them, and then force them to prostitute themselves to their comrades in order to recoup their money.

These are still relatively mild. The US military contractor working with the trading company would purchase suitable girls at a price of around $8000 and send them to Bahrain, where they would set up a brothel to make a profit.

This involves kidnapping!
For a country's army to do such a thing is completely beyond Shanying's understanding!

It’s incredible!
Looking at a photo, a pretty girl in white stood with a reserved middle-aged man, with a bright smile on her face...

Shanying picked up the photo, threw the information on the bed, and said to Tessa: “This is Basong and his daughter?
The Thai police are indifferent to this type of crime?"

Tessa sat topless next to Shanying, looking at the two people in the photo, and said, "Most of the cases in the file have been solved, and the biggest slavery case was solved by my brother.

But we have no jurisdiction over US troops in Bahrain, and they have not committed any crime in Thailand.

Some of the information here is narrated by some girls who returned from Bahrain...

But their statements alone are useless, we don’t have clear evidence, and the crime happened in Bahrain, and the US NCIS will not cooperate with us.”

After hearing this, Shanying frowned and said, "Isn't kidnapping a crime?
This guy paid a high price to buy girls, he definitely didn't want to take them to Bahrain to find a new life!"

Tessa shook her head and said, "It wasn't him who was responsible for the kidnapping. It was the local gangsters. Their transactions were usually carried out inside the US military bases. We couldn't catch them at all."

As an outsider, Shanying felt a little discouraged. He frowned and said, "You know there will be no results, but you still want to investigate. Is there any other inside story here..."

Shanying took the information from behind him, turned to the end, and said, "Most of the girls who were deceived into going to Bahrain to be sexual slaves of American soldiers volunteered before going abroad, and you have no way to stop them.

The only breakthrough is this contractor named Wilt Jackson, right?

This guy has connections with high-level officials in Thailand?"

Tessa nodded seriously and said, "This guy is a contractor on the surface, but in fact he is helping some wealthy people in Thailand transfer funds and evade taxes.

He has close ties with some Thai politicians and is a donor to non-governmental organizations such as the National Council of Women of Thailand and the Thai Labour Congress.

Do you know what is behind such a person? "

(End of this chapter)