American Comics: When the Police Comes to Knock on the Door

Richard decided to do something drastic.

"Madam, I can feel that you are hiding something, and I don't know why. You should know that your husband died of murder, but why are you so resistant to me? Don't you want the criminal to be brought to justice? Or... , what disgraceful role did you play in this murder?"

Janet looked at Richard coldly.

"Detective, I don't know what you're talking about. If there's nothing else, you can leave now."

This was the first time that Richard had seen emotional fluctuations in Janet's eyes since he entered the house, and Richard was not going to let go of such an opportunity.

"I'm angry because I made you angry with just a few words. At least you are still alive. Think about your husband, he is still lying in the morgue. He has lived with you for so long, isn't there nothing between you? Feelings?"

"That's enough. You don't know anything at all. It's not your turn to evaluate our love."

Richard stood up and looked down at Janet teasingly.

"Love is the funniest joke I have ever heard. I think you love the murderer. Your husband is dead, but you are still hiding the fact. You call this love."

Janet stood up angrily, walked up to Richard and stared at him.

"Then what else can I tell you? You think too highly of yourself. What can you do to a mere police detective? You can only send him to jail. This is what you call bringing justice."

She knows who the murderer is and what she wants to do

Richard was shocked when he heard Janet's words. From what Janet said just now, Richard is sure that Janet must know who the murderer is, but Janet seems not to be satisfied with just bringing the murderer to justice. Combined with Janet's aura of chaos, Janet can do what she wants now. No one knows what's going on.

Richard planned to work harder, he curled his lips, and then said: "Yes, I am just a police detective, but at least I have been pursuing the truth, at least I can bring the criminal to justice, and at least I can bring the criminal to justice. At least I can give the dead Fred an explanation. You said you loved Fred, but now you are obstructing the investigation of the case. What are you doing and what have you done?"

"What am I doing, me?" Janet calmed down as she spoke, and she continued: "I really can't do anything, so everything depends on you. Now, please leave."

Richard knew something was wrong as soon as he saw Janet's expression. He was pushing too hard. He could have gotten more information out, but now Janet would never say anything to him again.

Richard looked into Janet's eyes and said: "Janet, I don't know what you are doing, but please believe me, I will definitely give you and Fred an explanation. If you don't want to help me, you can. But please don’t do things that hurt others and yourself, I think Fred Izumoshita must also feel the same way.”

Janet didn't speak. She quietly pointed at the door and motioned for Richard to leave.

Richard sighed slightly and walked towards the door. When he was about to go out, Richard looked back at Janet.

"I will definitely find out the truth, definitely." After saying this, Richard walked out of the door.

Janet looked at the direction Richard left, a trace of struggle flashed in her eyes. The struggle gradually disappeared, leaving her eyes full of coldness.

Richard got back in the car, he needed to think.

From the conversation just now, we can know that the reason why Janet concealed it was because she wanted to take revenge herself, and Janet was also related to Chaos. For such a person, God knows what she would do. But Richard can't use what might have happened to arrest Janet.

Richard was thinking about telling Sharon about Janet. Sharon could do what he couldn't do. But in the end, he rejected his dangerous idea. No matter who the other party was, he could not use what might happen to convict him of his current situation.

Then, Richard has only one way to stop Janet, and that is to find the real culprit before Janet takes action.

Richard called Roosevelt's bureau chief, and he informed Roosevelt of the ins and outs of the incident and his plans.

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