Mage Joan

In the next interrogation, Elder Numa Toad Satsuma claimed that he had "no interest in killing and robbing wealth", but considering that the noble youth in the family needed to undergo adult trials, they suffered from the lack of suitable sacrifices. With the cooperation of Mann, this problem was solved.

Kaufman and Marsh Toad, each take what they need, just hit it off.

In this way, the elders of Qamadu began two months ago and led a team to the outskirts of Hot Spring Town to host adult trials for the noble children of the family.

David Kaufman himself did not come forward personally, but he arranged for his fiancee, Mrs. Josephine, to be responsible for the connection with Elder Moto.

This beautiful lady, not only did not mind the private transaction between the fiance and Numa Toad, seemed to be happy to participate in this **** game.

Including Billy Donald and Harrell Lancashire, the four "trial offerings" before and after were all rich brothers she selected from regular hotel guests.

Mrs. Josephine secretly lured the pretentious men to complain that she did not love David Kaufman, but owed a large amount of money to the other party and had to use her body to pay off the debt.

When the obsessed men believed the truth about her, Mrs. Josephine persuaded the other person to elope with her so as to avoid marrying her creditor, David Kaufman.

Elder Chemodo did not like the woman who was full of lies, but he had to admit that Mrs. Josephine’s acting was very clever, and she could always lure the prey to provide him with a suitable trial offering.

The close cooperation between the two sides was maintained in this way, and until last night, Joan and Kordon were killed halfway, destroying the adult trials of the marsh toads.

Before they showed up, Mrs. Josephine had drove back to the spa town.

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Pinkerton and Gladson's interrogation of Elder Gomodo ends here.

Joan checked the testimony he recorded and confirmed that there were no omissions, so he handed the notebook to Pinkerton and asked him softly:

"Mr. Pinkerton, what are your plans next?"

Pinkerton turned around and whispered with Sheriff Gleason before turning back to Joan:

"Gleason and I agree that the case is now clear and the evidence is solid. It is time to arrest Kauffman and Josephine."

"Is this too sloppy?" Joan couldn't help but sing a counter-tone. "I think there are still many doubts in the case. The current evidence alone is not enough to conclude."

"Even if it is not enough to convict Kaufman and Josephine, it is at least enough to list them as important suspects and ask them to cooperate with the police in the investigation." Sheriff Gleason said coldly.

Joan opened his mouth but couldn't refute it.

The fact is that, as Mr. Sheriff said, the evidence of Elder Gomodo is enough to list David Kauffman and Mrs. Josephine as suspects.

Sheriff Gleason summoned them to cooperate with the investigation. In order to prevent the suspects from fleeing, taking the necessary detention measures against them is also a lawful means of handling cases, and Joan has no reason to object.

At this point, Joan realized that with his own power, he could no longer influence the direction of the investigation of the case, so he had to take out a piece of copper wire and send 3 rings of "short message" to Professor Moriarty.

In this magic letter, Joan briefly described the past, the latest progress of the case, and the remaining doubts of Mr. Pinkerton's case from yesterday afternoon to this morning.

Joanne himself believes that Mr. Kaufman and Mrs. Josephine are indeed very suspect, but the existing evidence does not seem to be complete.

The unilateral testimony of Elder Chemodo may not be completely true. What attitude will Mr. Kaufman and Mrs. Josephine face in the murder charges?

Is it a confession of guilt, a trial, or a plan to defend yourself?

Joanne felt that at least they should be given a chance to defend themselves.

However, after all, he is not a police officer, and he is not very gentle. What to do next, he still has to ask his instructor to make an idea.

At 9 o'clock in the morning on May 29th.

The Hot Springs Town Security Team raided Kauffman’s mansion and, in the name of a suspected serial murder, asked David Kauffman and Mrs. Josephine to the Hot Springs Town Police to assist in the investigation.

The arrest was led by Sheriff Gleason and Mr. Kepton, and Joan did not accompany him. He asked to stay at the police station and assisted the police to guard the two.

Joan did not participate in the arrest operation, mainly because he felt a little overwhelmed.

In the hot spring town these days, Mrs. Josephine has been taking extra care of him. If she appears in such an embarrassing occasion, she will be guilty of revenge.

Although he did not personally participate in the arrest operation, curiosity prompted Joan to perform the "mosquito finger technique" again, turning a tail finger into a "blood mosquito", and followed Pinkerton to the Kauffman family mansion.

When Sheriff Gleason led someone into the Kauffman mansion, David Kauffman and Mrs. Josephine were having breakfast.

Facing the police who broke into the door, the unmarried couple at the table responded very differently.

David Kauffman jumped up angrily after a short period of consternation. He blamed Sheriff Gleason and his entourage for trespassing into the house. It was like a band of robbers and a group of beasts!

When Sheriff Gleason admitted that he was involved in the murder and asked him to follow him back to the police station for interrogation, Mr. Millionaire was even more furious, completely denying all the charges against him, and believed that Gleason's move was private retaliation. , Threatened to accuse the town council of his atrocities.

From Joan's perspective, David Kaufman's words and deeds are basically in line with the normal reaction of a rich man when charged by the police.

Of course, these fierce reactions did not prove that he was innocent, nor could he be evidence of his guilt.

Compared to David Kaufman, his fiancee, Mrs. Josephine, reacted a bit unusually throughout the arrest.

When the police broke into the door, she subconsciously closed the neckline of her pajamas, showing the women's defense instinct in this situation, and then the expression became very strange, looking both funny and confused.

When her fiancé was furious, Mrs. Josephine did not echo, and turned to the detective who was holding a pipe to watch the drama, and asked calmly, "Ted, tell me, is this a misunderstanding?"

"I'm afraid not, ma'am, you and Mr. Kaufman are better to go with Sheriff Gleason. Such a loud noise will only attract more people to watch and damage your reputation." Pinkerton answered with a smile.

"Ted, David asked you to investigate the case, but you want to send your employer to prison, don't you think it's too much?"

Mrs. Josephine's face was slightly cold.

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