The Blacklist

Chapter 104 The Skinner's Perverted Family

In the post office, Cooper was a little confused when he received Carrie's call. He didn't know how she found the Mombasa Cartel, but he still arranged for Elizabeth and Nawabi to lead the team to meet up with the SLR's action team and rush to Baltimore together.

Later, he received a call from Donald in Alaska, saying that the "skinner" and the planner and kidnapper who cooperated with him were found in a surprise search, but because the three of them resisted violently, they had been shot dead by him and the local FBI action team! The FBI branch is now collecting evidence...
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Kerry's harvest this time was not small. The system said: "The host completed the triggering task 27: Killing Jeff Pearl, rewarding 4.9 crime-killing points and recovering 1.75 million criminal funds."

As for SLR, after collecting $5320 million in stolen money from the three accounts Jeff confessed and transferring it to the IRS special collection account, the director and deputy director both called to praise the team highly and said that according to relevant regulations, 3% of the collected money would be used to reward SLR team members, and the distribution plan would be determined by Kerry.

To Kerry, this money was nothing. He didn't even ask the director why he didn't get any reward for the confiscations last month. But to the other members of the SLR team, the extra bonus of nearly 160 million was very significant!

Carrie did not decide how to distribute the bonus herself, but instead instructed Corissa to consult with the heads of several departments to decide. This move was extremely popular with everyone.
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Donald and Mira returned from Alaska before noon on June 6. After lunch, they reported the situation to Cooper and everyone else, and Carrie was also invited to sit in.

The day before yesterday, after receiving Cooper's order, they borrowed a task force from the local FBI branch to conduct a surprise search of the property owned by the Wendigo Company. They were attacked by three people in the house with guns and bows and arrows, so they shot and killed the three people.

Afterwards, they worked diligently with the branch’s evidence-collecting personnel for a day and a half to organize and secure all the physical evidence, thus clarifying the circumstances of the case.

"The woman in the house is Jeff Pearl's ex-wife, and the two men are her and Jeff's sons..." Donald said, "The older one is called Peter, and he carried out the kidnapping on the orders of his parents. His mother was the planner, and his father Jeff was the information provider and logistical supporter. The people he kidnapped were handed over to his younger brother Matthew..."

Mira added: "Matthew is over two meters tall, strong and sturdy, but mentally retarded, and is spoiled by his mother... When Matthew grew up, he became interested in hunting and making animal specimens. After shooting a poacher with a bow and arrow, he began to make human skin dolls. His mother not only did not stop him, but also asked Matthew's father and brother to cooperate..."

Hearing this, everyone felt a chill in their hearts. What kind of perverted family is this!

Donald continued, "When we searched the house, we found a total of eight human skin dolls... In addition, when we arrived, the man named Emerson, who was kidnapped by Peter, had been shot dead by Matthew, and they were preparing to make the ninth one..."

The case is over, but the psychological impact it has caused to everyone is huge!

Seeing that everyone's expressions were a little strange, Cooper waved his hand and asked everyone to leave work early, go home and have a good weekend to adjust their mentality.

After announcing the disbandment, Carrey stood up to leave, but was pulled into Cooper's office.

"What's wrong, Harold?" Carey asked.

"Richard, how did you find Jeff Pearl?" Cooper stared into his eyes.

"Oh, I received a tip that Jeff Pearl might be Mombasa Shatter, so I took people there..." Carrie said, and that was all he could say. "Did Reddington give you the tip?" Cooper said angrily.

Carrie didn't want to lie to him, so she could only shrug her shoulders, neither admitting nor denying, nor explaining.

"You!" Cooper said helplessly, "Be careful next time, don't get too close to Reddington. This man is too dangerous, be careful that he might hurt you!" He now really regarded Carrie as a friend regardless of age difference, and was afraid that he would go astray.

Carrie smiled. His previous efforts were not in vain. Now his position in Cooper's heart finally surpassed those rules and frames. He changed the subject and said, "Harold, have you figured out how to deal with the 'friend' who framed you?"

Hearing this question, Cooper sighed and said, "I can't think of any solution..."

"Then do as I say!" Carrie made the decision for him. "Don't worry about this for now. I'll make the arrangements and see if I can lure out the person behind this."

"Richard, don't take any risks!" Cooper said hurriedly, fearing that he would do something out of line.

"Don't worry!" Carrie said, "I will do this within my authority..."
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The next day was Saturday. Dr. Levin, director of the Department of Neurology at the West Washington Hospital, was about to leave home for the hospital when he was stopped by several people who claimed to be IRS auditors. They announced that he was a major suspect in tax evasion, so he was detained for investigation and his home was searched!

Levin was very panicked and asked to call his lawyer, but was directly refused and put in a car with a hood on his head...

More than an hour later, in a room on the sixth floor of SLR, Levin, who had been brought back for a while, finally had his hood taken off. He saw two young female agents sitting opposite him, and there were some documents on the table.

After taking a look around, he found that this place looked exactly like an interrogation room. Levin said dissatisfiedly: "What are you doing? I didn't evade taxes. Even if it's your IRS, you have no right to arrest me..."

"Stop!" Gina looked up and interrupted him. "Dr. Levin, since we invited you here, we must have evidence. If you don't cooperate, we will directly file a case and sue you and send you to the tax court!"

In the United States, anyone with a little knowledge knows how powerful the IRS is. It's not just because it has the power to collect taxes by force, but also because it has tax prosecutors and tax courts that work specifically with it. As long as it determines that a person or a company has engaged in tax evasion, the IRS can directly prosecute, sentence, impose fines, and confiscate the suspect's assets in a one-stop process. It is much more powerful than the FBI and local police.

Levin yelled nervously, "I'm going to call a lawyer! If my lawyer isn't here, I won't say anything..."

"NO! You can't see anyone until your problem is solved." Gina shook her head. Then, she took out a document and said, "In March of this year, you suddenly had an account at the European Bern Bank, and then deposited 2 million euros into it. Can you explain the origin of this money?"

(End of this chapter)