American Detective: Starting as a Rookie Cop in an American TV Show

Chapter 1331 Fireside Chat (Continued Two-in-One Chapter)

"Have we forgotten one person, the older lady from MI6?" asked Reese, who was driving, puzzled.

"Don't use such qualifiers before the word 'ma', or I can't guarantee that you will survive her clutches." Frank warned seriously before continuing, "She took the initiative to turn herself in to MI6. We need to know why MI6 secretly detained one of their own for nearly 30 years."

Because this guy is really a madman, a desperate man who wants to take revenge on both sides of the Cold War at the same time.

It's a pity that Jack couldn't reveal the plot, because it was difficult for him to explain why he, an FBI agent who was born just shortly after the collapse of the Soviet Union, knew these secrets.

After all, Rossi was just an FBI agent who was proficient in criminal psychology. Although he had some cooperation with the CIA, he was basically isolated from the field of foreign intelligence.

But Jack still did some things secretly. After all, he still had a use for the nuclear bomb and couldn't let Edward Bailey waste it.

At this time, a guy who could be either the CIA or the FBI came into play. Just as Jack and his men left the English island, the CIA received news that Edward Bailey was still alive and learned that he was rescued by two "R.E.D."

After returning to Paris, everyone met in Frank's secret safe house with a wine cellar.

Originally, the fewer people involved in this kind of thing, the better. After all, it's a serious matter, and including the Wolfe brothers, Harry, and Brian is actually a bit beyond the scope.

But the problem is that their trip is not just to solve the so-called nuclear crisis. The "Shangri-La" expedition team is actually heading to a small island in the Caribbean.

Although Harry and Jack had previously conquered an entire island with just two people, it was an uninhabited island after all, and they attacked from the inside, catching the opponent off guard.

This time, they have to face an island with forty or fifty armed security personnel, considerable defensive capabilities, and an unknown number of "hostages".

This requires not only careful planning, but also sufficient and trustworthy manpower.

In the end, it was Jack who made the final decision and called all three LAPD officers, including the old rookie John Nolan, Angela Lopez and Tim Bradford.

In addition, there is Cassel, who participated almost entirely in the operation to rescue the two girls in Paris and can also be counted as a party involved.

A large group of people sat around the fireplace, drinking the good wine that Frank had stored in the cellar. They introduced themselves briefly to each other, and then Brian began to talk about the situation on the island.

Everyone was stunned when they heard this. You have to know that this world has never exposed a scandal like "LL Island". Everyone was just like Jack who saw the relevant information on the Internet that year. They couldn't help but feel that it was unreal.

Just as everyone was still digesting these surprising and disgusting contents, Jack threw out his shocking plan. When Brian approached him before, he suggested that he should be responsible for the final action plan.

In fact, except for the two "R.E.D."s, even the cousins ​​John Nolan and Cassell were not very familiar with each other. The only reason why everyone could sit together at this time was the existence of this guy Jack.

The LAPD members are living a very comfortable life now. John is a decent middle-class man who is not short of money. Angela married a rich husband and is planning to have a second child.

The only one among the three who wasn't doing so well was probably Tim. He and that girl Lucy broke up and got back together twice. They were truly a pair of bickering lovers.

Although Jack had been in the LAPD for less than a year, he and these three people were like-minded. As he had said to Reese before, sometimes people are not machines.

Machines only need to simply execute according to programs or commands, while people will follow their instincts to judge right and wrong.

John looks like a kind-hearted man, but he never shows mercy when it comes to taking ruthless action, otherwise he wouldn't have survived as a street patrolman in Los Santos until now.

Angela and Tim are even more experienced. Although they are not as fond of breaking the rules as old-school policemen like Hunter, they are not merciful either.

Not to mention the brothers Chris and Braxton, one is a retired international mercenary, and the other is an "accountant" who once worked in the gray area.

Braxton, in particular, was still a little upset about not being able to participate in the first trip to Paris, when Jack killed several world-famous wealthy people.

So when Brian found out the true situation of the island, Braxton was the most proactive, but even he was a little dumbfounded after hearing Jack's plan.

"You plan to drop that nuclear bomb on the island and detonate it?"

"If the nuclear bomb hasn't failed yet." Jack nodded with a smile.

John began to stammer, "That's a nuclear bomb, nuclear contamination. No, I mean what if it triggers a nuclear war."

Jack winked at him, "If it's nuclear pollution, that's an uninhabited island, not the Japanese archipelago, and a nuclear power plant has been discharging nuclear wastewater into the Pacific Ocean.

As for nuclear war, the bomb that exploded in Florida wasn’t too far from the Caribbean Islands.”

Everyone fell silent for a moment, but Frank showed an expression of approval after thinking for a moment, "If the intelligence descriptions we have obtained so far are correct, the power of a suitcase-type nuclear bomb cannot be greater than 10,000 tons of TNT equivalent."

"Even if it's only a few thousand tons, it's still a nuclear bomb." John looked a little confused. "Even if it's a 'Sin Island', is it really necessary to do it to this extent? Isn't the risk too great?"

"Snap!" Cassel snapped his fingers, his voice slightly high, "No, this is simply a genius idea."

Seeing everyone's eyes turned to him, the great writer enjoyed the feeling of being noticed as he wished, and almost danced with joy, "If that really is a nuclear device that can be carried by a single person, just imagine how terrifying it would be.

Anyone can carry it into the White House for a visit, or easily enter the capitals of other countries. Any terrorist organization or even country will do whatever it takes to get this technology."

He pointed at his father and asked, "What did you plan to do with the nuclear bomb after you found it? Hand it over to Moscow, Washington, or London?"

Frank was stunned for a moment, then he touched his bald head. "I haven't made up my mind yet. I have always been skeptical about whether this weapon really exists. But since Edward Bailey is still alive, this weapon is very likely to exist."

After saying this, he looked at Jack again, because someone had asked him before whether he was sure that Edward Bailey was really dead.

As a result, the MI6 agent who was imprisoned in the basement of the mental hospital yesterday turned out to be Edward Bailey himself, and countless questions came to his mind. Of course, these questions had nothing to do with Jack, after all, Marvin had faked his death before, so his suspicion was not abrupt.

But why did MI6 imprison Edward Bailey? What role did he play in the failed plan more than 30 years ago?
If Edward Bailey hid the assembled nuclear bomb according to MI6's orders, it means that he is the only person in the world who can find that thing, so is this why MI6 dare not kill him?
This is also the reason why old lady Victoria took the risk to return to MI6 to "surrender". After many years, a confidential document suddenly appeared, and following the clues they found an old madman who was supposed to be dead.

Now this old madman is the only person in the world who knows the location of the nuclear bomb hidden in Moscow. Everything about this exudes an air of conspiracy.

As Cassel said, even if everything goes well and they finally succeed in finding the nuclear bomb, what should they do with it?

The reason why the five permanent members are the five permanent members is not just because they have nuclear weapons.

A certain big country in the East also has nuclear bombs, and even "advanced" "Brownian motion bombs" that cannot be intercepted by any missile defense system, but it can still only satisfy itself by being a so-called "Five Permanent Members of the Inner World" on YouTube.

One of the reasons is that currently only the five permanent members of the UN Security Council have the real ability to miniaturize nuclear weapons.

Nuclear bombs with an equivalent of hundreds of thousands of tons or even millions of tons can be deployed in bombers, submarines, missile silos and even space stations, and can launch fatal strikes on targets in any corner of the earth when necessary. This is the confidence of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council to veto.

The "nuclear peace" capability between major powers guarantees the general "peace" of the world. It sounds like a complete devil joke, but it is not without reason.

But now Edward Bailey's suitcase-type nuclear bomb called "red mercury" has directly overturned this system.

It is almost self-evident what it meant to be able to deploy a nuclear bomb to Moscow under the nose of the KGB at the height of the Cold War, and also to the capitals of the other four permanent members.

"I'm beginning to suspect that rescuing Edward Bailey might have been a bad decision." Thinking of this, Frank couldn't help but cover his face and sigh.

"At most, we can just return the person to MI6." Jack said with a wicked smile, "Let the 'shit stirrer' have a taste of what it's like to be a toilet paper. The key issue now is to find the nuclear bomb and dispose of it in front of the whole world."

"Yeah, and clean up the world's garbage at the same time." Braxton chuckled and poked his brother with his arm.

"The people on this list will appear on that island in the near future."

Chris, who had been silent, took out a neatly folded A4 paper from his pocket and handed it to Jack. Jack opened it and saw dozens of names densely written on it.

After everyone passed it around, the A4 paper finally returned to Chris, who threw it directly into the blazing fireplace and stirred it a few times with a fire poker.

"Is this all true?" John looked a little incredulous, because even though he didn't pay much attention to current affairs, he could recognize most of the names above.

Among them are well-known European and American politicians and wealthy people, world-renowned sports, music and movie stars, and even several members of European royal families.

Thinking about the situation on the island that Brian had previously described, several LAPD officers couldn't help but become indignant.

"Of course, we have been secretly investigating this for a whole year." Brian nodded solemnly, and then Cassel took the opportunity to recount their first trip to Paris.

"I agree. Leaving these garbage in this world is much more terrible than nuclear pollution." Reese was the first to express his opinion, and after he finished speaking, he nodded to Jack.

Although he still had the illusion that he was being brought out to see the world by this kid, he finally understood Jack's approach at this point. There was no better opportunity to build mutual trust than this.

"Killing two birds with one stone is better than falling into the hands of some terrorist organization." In the end, even Harry nodded in agreement.

Edward Bailey was already crazy anyway, and the British had locked him up for decades but it seemed to have gained nothing, so Jack said there was really no problem in sending him back.

But the briefcase nuclear bomb must never be handed over to the US government or fall into the hands of other countries. Only by destroying it in front of the whole world can Frank and Marvin completely get out of this trouble.

As the saying goes, one's own family knows one's own business. Harry is very clear that once this Cold War "black technology" falls into the hands of certain ambitious people, no one knows whether it will eventually become the fuse of the "Third World War".

"I can send someone to bring the Decima agent over here, and then they'll be fine."

Jack waved his hands quickly, "It's fine to send them here, and it's also good to confuse the public, but it can't be blamed on them in the end, otherwise, when the scandal is exposed, wouldn't 'Decima' become a righteous organization?"

In fact, there is already a better candidate for this big scapegoat. It all depends on whether a world-famous killer is really waiting in Moscow.

Everyone burst into laughter, except Frank, who had a strange look on his face. It was obvious that he had guessed what Jack was thinking.

After the fireside chat, Jack chatted with Harry privately for a while. Even Frank thought they were just handing over the matter of the "Decima" agent.

The next morning, Marvin and Anna took Edward Bailey, who was still talking crazily, to meet up with Jack and his friends.

It is not known whether it is because mental patients have a unique way of communicating, or because he stopped taking medication, but according to Marvin, the scientist known as the "Dead Da Vinci" seems to be in better condition.

At least he did recall some past events, such as the fact that MI6 had once sent him to assist the CIA in using nerve agents to assassinate Castro.

Marvin thought that taking him directly to Moscow might help him recover his memory.

So a "stolen" Gulfstream took off again after a makeover and finally landed at the Dorokhovo Air Force Base, less than 80 kilometers away from Moscow.

Jack was not very familiar with the Maozi family. Apart from some place names in the Far East, such as Komsomolsk-on-Amur and Sakhalin Island, he didn't know much.

As for the European part, after Stalingrad was renamed Volgograd, all he knew were some state names, such as Kursk.

(End of this chapter)