The Blacklist

Chapter 289: Capturing the Female Drug Lord and the Autopsy Officer
On Wednesday morning, in the command hall of the post office, Elizabeth introduced the new target: "According to Reddington, this 'coroner' business is like the 'witness protection program' of law enforcement agencies, but the target of service is fugitives who can afford a high price or those who dare not ask the government for help..."

I have never seen such a thing before! The SER and SLR agents were all amazed. The forest is so big that there are all kinds of birds!
Donald asked: "Did Reddington provide any clues on how to find this 'coroner'?"

"Well, there is one." Elizabeth said, "Giza Valera, the daughter of a Mexican drug dealer, was forced by her father to marry another drug dealer when she was 14 years old. 20 years later, she killed her father and husband and merged the two drug cartels under her leadership..."

"I know about this!" Donald continued, "After Giza Barela took charge of the new drug cartel, other drug cartel members who felt threatened kept clashing and fighting with him, causing at least tens of thousands of deaths in six years! Finally, Giza disappeared."

"Wow!" Everyone was surprised when they heard this. This was really a big deal. Even if it happened in Mexico, it was a world-shaking event.

"Yes." Elizabeth nodded. "The reason why Giza was able to disappear is that the 'Coroner' gave her a new identity! Reddington said that she is now living in the United States."

"Is this the clue?" Donald frowned and asked, "How do we find it?"

At this time, Alam projected Giza's personal information onto the big screen, and everyone looked at it and thought about it.

Carrey thought about it while holding the teacup and determined that the real-life agents were dumber than in the original plot. He could only remind her: "No matter what identity this Jiza changes into, there should be two key points: one is that the age should be appropriate, and the other is that in order to not attract attention, she must choose a relatively covert and stable job and lifestyle."

After hearing his words, the agents continued to consider...

Suddenly, Nawabi clapped his hands and said, "I understand. That is to say, this Jiza's new identity cannot attract attention. He must have a reasonable life experience and a legal job that can support a normal life. In addition, he must be of the right age..."

"Well, there is one more thing..." Mira added, "Giza got this new identity six years ago. In order to avoid being noticed by familiar people, he had to leave his original living environment and start a new life in a faraway, even remote place. These restrictions on the new identity are huge."

Jeffrey then said, "The information says that Giza has been learning Latin since she was a child. This specialty is quite rare. I think she may have made it her profession."

"Yeah, that makes sense." Donald nodded. Inspired, Abby and Aram were both typing away on their computers, entering various databases to check based on these conditions...

More than an hour later, through cross-comparison, the two found the most suitable target: Ayela Renata, a Latin teacher at the private St. Edward's School in Brooklyn, New York, who met all the conditions; after facial recognition, it was confirmed that she was Giza who had changed her identity!
Donald immediately said, "Okay, Nawabi, Mira, come with me to New York!"
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At noon, Donald called back and told Carrie that they had captured Giza and got the contact information of the "coroner" from him. He was in New York and they were going to catch him directly. Giza was escorted back to Washington by Mira.

Carrie naturally agreed, but told Donald: After catching the "coroner", bring him back. They need to use the information he knows to solve other cases and find Dr. Bloom.

In New York, Donald and others had previously learned from Giza how to find the "autopsy man". Knowing that this man was very cautious and would investigate the background of the trading party, they agreed that Nawabi would use a fake identity from his time in Mossad to contact him... Sure enough, after some investigation, the "autopsy man" agreed to meet the next day.

In the afternoon, Mira and several members of the operation team took Guiza back to the post office. Carrie arranged for Elizabeth and Jeffrey to interrogate him, trying to get him to confess everything he knew about the Mexican drug trafficking network.

Carrey didn't plan to kill her. He was going to hand her over to the DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) after interrogating her. Of course, he wouldn't give her away for free. He would definitely exchange her for some related benefits. The DEA is rich and knows more about underground tax sources, which is what he needs.
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The next day, in a restaurant in New York, when Nawabi, using a fake identity, met with the "coroner", Reddington suddenly appeared and forced him to confess the fake identity of Dr. Sonia Bloom.

Then, Donald appeared and arrested the "coroner" with Nawabi, which was a great achievement!
Reddington hurried away to find Dr. Bloom.
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Sonia Bloom's new identity is now Adrian Shaw. She is still engaged in genetic research with the aim of treating various malignant blood diseases. However, in order to avoid being threatened, she dares not make any research results public. This is equivalent to conducting underground research, and even the recruitment of experimental subjects is carried out in secret.

Reddington rushed to the port and found Bloom's secret laboratory on an abandoned ship. He was surprised to find more than 20 terminally ill patients undergoing experimental treatments. The patients with terminal blood diseases looked miserable. They all applied with a glimmer of hope, hoping to be able to cure their disease, but no one knew what the result would be.

In exchange for funding her research, Reddington won over Bloom, arranged a team of professional doctors to take care of her patients, and transferred the patients to specialized hospitals one after another. However, he brought Bloom back to Washington to treat Kirk.
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On Thursday, everyone returned, the drug lord Jiza was handed over to the DEA, and Carrey didn't tell anyone what he got.

Under Donald's leadership, SER tried its best to interrogate the "Coroner" and catch all the criminals he had protected; the agents of SLR also went to help because there was a lot of "money potential" in it.

Reddington took Kirk away and asked Bloom to treat him. There were still many things to do later and time was a bit tight. Elizabeth promised Kirk that she would visit him from time to time and asked him to rest assured during his treatment.

During the following period, Kerry was the one with the least time. Except for a few times when he went to collect taxes in person, he basically stayed in the office reading novels. He also took time to pay attention to the presidential election which was gradually reaching its climax. He also had a powerful weapon in his hand, ready to take action against the Republican candidate!
(End of this chapter)