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

Chapter 1405 Accompanying Rossi to the Scene
Luke Elvis, who was considered a newcomer, spoke cautiously. It was only then that he looked at the photos of the bodies taken at the scene and said thoughtfully,
"The local police believe that these three murders are related because the murderer changed the victims into clean clothes after stabbing them to death? So is this typical ritual behavior possible as a breakthrough?"

Emily nodded in agreement. "The clothes he changed into looked very suitable. Perhaps the murderer specially prepared clean clothes."

"Or maybe it was found directly from the deceased's home." Hotchner suggested another possibility.

Jack continued to think, "The report didn't mention that there was a bloody shirt at the scene, so the murderer might have taken the clothes away as trophies, or he might have tidied up the deceased's remains out of some kind of remorse, guilt, or compensation."

Reid rubbed the stubble on his chin and nodded along with Emily, "That sounds like something a female serial killer would do.

The shortened intervals between the other three murders indicate that the killer is becoming more and more daring, taking less time to select and locate his victims, and possibly expanding his range.”

Hotchner went on to say, "The effect of the killings would have been to both exacerbate his guilt and to encourage him to kill more frequently."

Then he looked at Jack, "The local police are still investigating the scene of the third murder. Jack, you have the most experience in investigation here. Go there with Rossi, and the others will go to the other two places. Remember to keep in touch during the period."

Everyone stood up to receive orders. Jack stopped Garcia before she left the meeting room. "Rosie is in some trouble. I need your help to find some information."

Garcia, who looked a little grim at the moment because he had seen a bunch of bloody photos of the scene, instantly regained his energy after hearing this, "Oh, do you want a Nancy Drew or a 007 style?"

As she spoke, she stood on tiptoe and put her arm around Jack's shoulders, pretending to smoke a cigar and pick up girls. "Or I can mix it up, like 27% Nancy and 53% James Bond."

Jack was confused and didn't understand what she was talking about. "27% plus 53% is 80%, right? What is the remaining 20%?"

Seeing that Garcia was about to explain enthusiastically, he waved his hand helplessly, "Forget it, just pretend I didn't ask, I have to go to the scene right away.

Back to the previous question, Rossi is being followed by a beautiful girl, help me check her information, if she is employed by a criminal he has dealt with before, tell me immediately, if she is related to a brainless fan, also tell me immediately. "

Garcia seemed not to have heard the first half of Jack's words. His attention was completely attracted by a certain key word. "OMG, Rossi also has crazy fans. Oh my God, what am I talking about? He is a rock star."

"You're right. This is the license plate number I took a picture of." Jack took out his cell phone and sent a photo to Garcia. He didn't breathe a sigh of relief until she left with happy little steps.

He hadn't been with Garcia for a while, and he could hardly keep up with this older sister's jumping thoughts.

More than an hour later, Jack and Rosie appeared outside a hair salon in Oxnard.

Seeing that the old man's face was still a little gloomy, Jack comforted him, "It won't be a problem. Maybe he is just an admirer of yours."

"She looks old enough to be my daughter." Rossi sighed, "What's wrong with girls nowadays? This is why I don't want to remarry.

I failed three times, so the best thing to do is just focus on work, write my book, and then die alone.”

Jack didn't know how the old man turned the topic to this. Could it be that the BAU team has been popular with leaps of thought recently? "If you are worried about the future because you have no children, I will bring Isabel to you to recognize her as my godfather."

Isabel is the little girl that Jack rescued from Mexico. She is the daughter of the drug lord Carlos Sr. She was later adopted by Hunter Sr. and Didi. After several years, she has grown into a big girl.

Perhaps because Jack had brought her to the brink of life and death before, the girl did not have a so-called rebellious adolescence like other American teenagers.

Isabel, who was originally precocious, was very sensible and had pretty good academic performance. After graduating from high school, she entered the University of California, Los Angeles to study atmospheric and oceanic sciences with a letter of recommendation, becoming a legendary science and engineering girl.

"I'm not at the point where I'm going to compete with old Hunter and Didi for my daughter." Rossi rolled his eyes at someone's bad idea, reached out to pull up the cordon at the door of the hair salon, and nimbly bent down to enter the crime scene.

A detective in plain clothes noticed the arrival of the old man and the young man and took the initiative to step forward and introduce himself, "Hey, I'm Agent Norwood from the CBI."

Hearing the abbreviation "CBI", Jack subconsciously looked at the other person, but found that he was not a familiar face. He felt relieved but also inexplicably disappointed.

CBI stands for California Bureau of Criminal Investigation, which is affiliated with the California Department of Justice. Just like its abbreviation itself, it can basically be regarded as a small FBI.

Like the Texas Rangers, the CBI's predecessor can be traced back to the California Rangers, the first California state criminal investigation and law enforcement agency established in 1853.

As the first and second strongest states in the federal economy, California and Texas are also among the most independent states.

The reason why Jack paid attention to CBI was because he had heard that they had a psychic consultant named Patrick Jane, a self-proclaimed psychic but actually a psychological expert who was good at micro-expression analysis (American TV series "The Mentalist").

Like other sciences, psychology also has an academic contempt chain. Although criminal psychological behavior analysis is at the top of the contempt chain compared to micro-expression analysis which relies purely on experience accumulation and does not involve too many theories.

But in Jack's impression, Patrick Jane was not a humble and easy-going person. If you must make a comparison, if you magnify Cassel's arrogance three or four times, it would be almost the same.

It was probably a good thing that they didn't meet. At least Jack didn't think Rossi would get along well with the psychic consultant who liked to play tricks.

"FBI Agent Jake Tawaller."

"David Rossi."

After a brief self-introduction and handshake, Rossi frowned because the smell of blood in the room was too strong.

The bloody smell came from a shocking pool of blood on the ground. The semi-coagulated blood had turned purple and black, extending from the inner room all the way to the hair salon outside.

(End of this chapter)