The Blacklist

Chapter 258 NCIS's Tony is framed
In the blink of an eye, it was mid-July. The incident in June had come to an end. All the causes had been investigated and the case was temporarily closed. However, despite his busy schedule, Reddington still had a special meeting with Carrie to discuss the attack on Elizabeth's church...

According to the results of the reconnaissance and common sense, it should be that Ler was angry about the previous continuous losses of the secret society and blamed Reddington. It is rumored that Elizabeth, who was named by him to be responsible for the contact, became the target of revenge, but Reddington refused to believe it completely and always felt that something was wrong.

Carrie knew the inside story. The outcome of the incident had been changed because of his involvement. He didn't know if it was permanent, but he agreed with Lao Lei's judgment that Elizabeth was still in danger. This matter should not have ended so simply. That Ler was not important at all. Some people were operating behind the scenes, and their purpose was still to use Elizabeth to find out the whereabouts of her mother Katarina. If the fundamental problem was not solved, the matter would not be over!

Unlike Reddington's approach, Carrie would not hide this from Elizabeth and told her the seriousness of the matter at the first opportunity, because it was not only a matter of strengthening security, but also required her to understand and cooperate.

To this end, Kerry also specially purchased a team badge and added Elizabeth to the Lingyun team, further strengthening her personal physique and combat capabilities, which served as an extra layer of insurance.
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At the end of July, Carrie received another call for help from Gibbs - a female body was found in Quantico, and all clues pointed to Tony, an agent from the first team of NCIS. Gibbs and others spent a lot of time thinking about it but were ultimately helpless. Now they only hope to ask him for help in order to delay time and find more evidence.

Of course, Carrie would help with this matter. Although Tony was a troublemaker, he was still a good person. He would definitely not watch him being framed for a crime. He would definitely help him, and he realized that a new plot had begun - the plot of "NCIS"!

In addition, he also knew that this was just the beginning of a series of conspiracies. There would be other events to come, and some conspirators would be unable to resist showing up. If he didn't take the opportunity to strike them, he would be letting himself down!
So, Carrie brought Gina and others to the NCIS office to learn about the case.

Although Tony had not been formally arrested, according to internal regulations, his ID and gun had been taken away, and his movements were restricted, and he was not allowed to leave the office. When he saw Carrie and others, he greeted them and then lay down on his desk, looking depressed.

Before the interrogation began, four more people came in, wearing FBI badges. Accompanying them was a capable lady who said, "Director Gibbs, this is Agent Luke from the FBI Washington DC Branch. They have been ordered to take over the criminal investigation of Agent DiNozzo..."

The faces of the agents and staff of the first team of NCIS changed drastically, and they all stood up. McGee, Sera and others subconsciously took two steps forward to block Tony, but the one who moved faster than them was Gibbs!

He went over to block the other party's group and said unhappily, "Director Sheppard, I told you yesterday that our team will investigate this matter ourselves!"

Director Shepherd said seriously: "Director Gibbs, I have also told you that it is against the rules for you to investigate the agents in your team! The higher-ups have already known about this. I must hand the case over to the FBI before the media knows about it and follow the normal procedures..."

Carey, who was standing next to him, knew that he should speak up now, otherwise Gibbs would think that he was not a good friend. So he took two steps forward and said, "Director Sheppard, I'm Richard Carey from CTU, and I'm glad to meet you."

Sheppard was stunned for a moment, then quickly stretched out his hand to shake his, and said: "Hello, Director Carey, I'm Jenny Sheppard, nice to meet you too. What's wrong with you..." "Gibbs is an old friend of mine. When I heard what he said about Tony, I thought it was very strange, so I came here to see if I can help." Carey told the truth.

"This..." Shepard hesitated, "But, I have already handed this matter over to the FBI!"

"It's okay, I'll just take the case over." Kerry said nonchalantly, then he turned to the four FBI agents and said, "Thank you for the trip. Go back and tell your branch chief that SER has taken over this matter."

"Yes, sir." Every FBI agent in the Washington DC branch knew how powerful SER and SLR were. Moreover, since it was the most powerful of them, Director Kerry, who was speaking personally, who dared not listen.

The NCIS team watched as the FBI agent handed the documents to the people brought by Carrie, and then turned and left. They were all shocked by the force of the incident.
After this little incident, Director Shepherd did not leave and started discussing the case together.

Gibbs asked Serra to introduce the case: "The night before, several young people were camping in the Marine Corps field training ground in Quantico. They were discovered and driven away by patrol officers, but in the process, they found two cut human thighs in the bushes nearby...

"Yesterday morning, our team went to the scene for investigation. The most valuable evidence we found was a broken plastic glove. The forensics department extracted a blurry but verifiable fingerprint from it and uploaded it to AFIS (Joint Law Enforcement Fingerprint Identification System) for comparison and query..."

Because the old forensic doctor Duck was still busy in the laboratory, McGee explained the forensic issues for him: "Duck has determined that the owner of the thigh is a white female between 19 and 21 years old. It was cut off surgically after death. Because it was frozen, it can only be determined that the time of death was 48 hours before freezing...

"A two-inch diameter patch of skin was removed from the outer side of the left thigh, presumably to cover up the bite marks that once existed. Currently, Dak is trying to restore the bite marks based on the degree of muscle damage...

"In addition, Dak found blood from a third person on one thigh. He took the blood and sent it to the forensic department for DNA testing..."

At this time, Tony sat up straight and said, "Sierra, McGee, stop covering up, let me tell you - this morning, the verification results came out, the fingerprints in the gloves are mine! The blood of the third party is mine! The bite marks on the thigh are also mine... So, I am the first suspect now!
"But I really didn't kill anyone, and I didn't cut anyone's thigh! Damn! I don't know what's going on!"

(End of this chapter)