The Blacklist

Chapter 137 Carrie's prophecy came true again
"Ha! You guys have no imagination at all. What if I'm right?" Carrie also laughed, but said no more because he knew that was the fact.

Elizabeth and Reddington looked at each other. They were both a little unconvinced, but now they couldn't help but think about it.

Later, after everyone went about their business, Elizabeth picked up the phone and called the FBI's medical examiner's office - she had made an appointment with the medical examiner in charge of the "Deer Hunter" case and decided to go and talk to him.

Reddington agreed and supported her in finding the truth, then got up and followed Carrie upstairs.
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After arriving at the office, Reddington stated his purpose - to inquire about the situation of Pitt and Connery.

Carrey just said, "These two won't show up!"

Reddington understood it immediately, and he had to take the initiative to take responsibility for this matter in front of Fitch. He could not say that it was Carrey who did it. Even if Fitch guessed it, he could not confirm it from him.

Next, Reddington told the secret society's movements that he knew about, and then stood up to say goodbye. He had a lot of business to do and was quite busy.

Carrie thought about it and realized that during the investigation of the "Deer Hunter" case, Elizabeth was a bit hasty and would encounter a considerable danger in the original plot, so she still had to pay attention to protection. So she called Iris and asked her to bring her team to track and protect Elizabeth, but she didn't need to take action when she was not in danger.
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When Elizabeth went to the forensic office with Donald to understand the situation, she caught a person who secretly took photos of the victim's body. This person was obsessed with serial killers. He believed that when the "Deer Hunter" killed the first six people, his dissection techniques had been improving, but the dissection techniques of the next six people were exactly the same, so he thought the current murderer was just an imitator.

Yi and Tang were very surprised because this judgment confirmed Kerry's statement. Then they discussed further with the forensic doctor and found that by comparing the size of the bite marks on the victims' livers, they confirmed that the bite marks on the first six cases were wider than the last six cases, proving that these cases were committed by two murderers, and the bite marks on the livers of the last six people were narrower, which was indeed more consistent with the possibility of being female!

At this moment, the two received a report from the Washington Police Department forwarded by SER that another murder with the same method had occurred - the "Deer Hunter" had actually come to Washington!

Out of curiosity and a sense of urgency to catch the murderer, Elizabeth asked Cooper to hand over the case to SER. Others also became interested and wanted to verify whether Carrie was really so amazing, so they came forward to help.

When Mira and Nawabi investigated the deaths in the last seven cases, they found that although these seven people were distributed in six states or special administrative regions, they all had one thing in common - they had all committed violence against the women around them... Then, they found that these women who were treated violently had all sought help from the same aid organization.

Elizabeth and Donald quickly rushed to the aid organization, and obtained a list of people who could contact the seven people seeking help through the person in charge, and preliminarily identified the suspect.

After a long search, the two successfully captured Tracy Soroborken, the accountant of the aid organization, with the help of the SLR Elise team who came to help!
After interrogation, it was confirmed that Tracy was the murderer of the last seven cases... Oh, and the previous one should be included - the victim of the sixth case was her husband, who was also the first "deer hunter"! And this woman, like the seven women who sought help from the aid organization, was a victim of domestic violence.

The case was solved, and everyone was amazed at Carrie's magic again - it was incredible that he could judge such a complicated case in advance! Carrie knew he cheated, but when Elizabeth expressed her high admiration and took the initiative to treat him to a meal, of course he had to have a good meal and maintain his tall image in front of the other detectives!
Just halfway through his meal, Carrie received an urgent call from Dembe: Reddington was kidnapped!
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Half an hour later, everyone in the SER command hall listened to Dembe's report - for SER, Reddington is the basis of its existence, so of course they are nervous; for SLR, although it is not so serious, Reddington's existence is also extremely important; for Carrie personally, this involves the completion of the main task, which is also very important. Therefore, everyone is very anxious and must rescue Reddington.

"After Reddington left the post office, he received a call for help saying that Madeline Pratt had been kidnapped and the kidnapper wanted him to negotiate." Dembe said, "Reddington took a group of operatives to meet the kidnapper and left me in Washington to be in charge of the liaison. He said that if he couldn't get in touch with him within six hours, it would prove that he was in trouble and asked me to ask Carrie and Cooper for help."

Cooper frowned and said, "Demby, are you sure Reddington was kidnapped?"

"Sure." Dembe said, "And I think this was a scam from the beginning. The other party used Pratt to lure Reddington into the trap... In fact, Reddington himself knew this possibility, but he had to go."

"Why?" Nawabi asked puzzled.

Donald, who had previously participated in the Syrian statuette case, explained: "This Pratt is Reddington's old lover, and there is still affection between the two. So when he heard that she was in danger, Reddington would definitely go."

The female agents had a new understanding of Reddington on this point.

"Who is the kidnapper?" Carrie asked. He was actually a little angry at this time. How could this old Lei be so unreliable? How many times had Pratt deceived him, and she still didn't learn her lesson? It seemed that the last time he snatched the statue from her, she had not scared the woman. He had to go there in person this time and deal with it himself.

"The King family," Dembe replied.

Everyone felt unfamiliar with the name. Aram immediately started to search and spent quite some time to find the family's situation in the FBI database. He introduced: "The King family is a declining European royal family. The current family members are Earl King and his two sons, Taylor and Francis. They make profits by kidnapping and stealing specific people and objects, and then auctioning them to specific buyers. Because they act in secret, the FBI has monitored them for many years but has not obtained any substantial evidence, so they cannot prosecute them..."

Nawabi added: "Mossad has also investigated this family. After their ancestors drifted to America, they accumulated huge wealth through the slave trade, so they have always insisted on this evil business. However, in modern times, their trading method has changed to auction, and the target goods are mainly more valuable people or items..."

(End of this chapter)