The Blacklist

Chapter 296: Successful Detection Surprisingly
The next day at work, Carrie drank tea and read novels as usual, Gina worked on the work documents, and the SER and Abby, Corissa and others who came to help were all busy. However, no one complained about this - everyone knew that as long as Director Carrie was there, the post office would have the confidence to deal with anything, and being lazy at ordinary times was just a joke, and at critical moments, the boss had to be the one to keep things under control!
At ten o'clock in the morning, Abby jumped into his office, plugged a USB drive into the computer, opened the contents and projected them onto the big screen, and said excitedly: "Boss, I found evidence. There is a 90% chance that Lieutenant Hill did not commit suicide. The evidence is here..."

Carrie and Gina frowned as they looked at the on-site photos and a bunch of messy symbols on the big screen - it was because they couldn't understand them!

Abby explained excitedly: "Boss, Gina, look, this is a photo of the scene. Lieutenant Hill fell to her left on the sofa after being shot. Here is the blood and brain matter flowing out of her brain...

"NCIS previously confirmed that the P9 pistol at the scene was the murder weapon. I used a computer to simulate the shooting of the gun. Whether she committed suicide or someone else shot her with a gun, it could not affect the laws of physics - the direction of the blood splatter after the victim was shot!
"Boss, Gina, look, this is a simulated animation of a shooting. When the victim is shot in the temple, the blood spurts not only in the direction of the bullet exit on the other side of the gunshot wound, but also outside the gunshot site. This range will cover the area in front of and to the right of the victim...

"According to this theory, I used LSK fluorescent light to illuminate the scene according to the Rorschach (inkblot) test model. This light reflects when it encounters the hemoglobin in the blood, and it is basically impossible to completely clean it. You see, this is a video shot under fluorescent light..."

Kerry and Gina both saw that there was a blue dot-like mark on the ground to the right of where Lieutenant Hill was shot... Hmm, that's not right! There were actually two blurry footprints in the bloodstain area right in front of the sofa!

Abby shouted excitedly, "No matter what the situation was at the scene, the test results now confirm that when Lieutenant Hill was shot, there was a person standing less than 40 centimeters in front of her!"

Hearing her words, Gina turned around and looked at Kerry, who looked confident, and knew that he was right again!
On the NCIS side, technical agent McGee determined that the data in the seized flash memory chips were damaged, and they could only use various methods to extract a relatively clear fingerprint from the chip. After a series of inquiries, they ruled out the possibility that the person was an American citizen, and finally confirmed that the fingerprint came from Simon Roca, the cultural counselor of the Venezuelan Embassy in the United States!

Gibbs found his target and was about to arrest him, but he learned that this person was an official diplomat with diplomatic immunity. Furious, he called his superiors, but was ordered not to take any action against him!

Soon after, Gibbs received the on-site review report from the post office and saw the photos taken under the LSK fluorescent light. The two footprints in the blood were so glaring - Lieutenant Hill was certain that he was murdered!
Gibbs was very angry and ordered all departments to re-examine the entire case, including the autopsy and related background investigations. Agents such as Tony, McGee, and Sierra were almost dumbfounded by his scolding and hurried to work without even thinking about eating or resting.

After the old medical examiner Duck and his assistant re-examined the body, they awkwardly revised the autopsy report and added two points: the first was that Hill was shot after being knocked unconscious, which was based on the blood flow rate at the wound; the second was that Hill had a man's DNA in his body! However, the identity has not yet been confirmed.

Damn it! Gibbs cursed in his heart. If it weren't for the fact that Old Duck was old, he would have pointed his finger at him and cursed. After calming down a bit, he also thought that it was because Lieutenant Hill's cause of death was too obvious that Duck ignored other aspects. However, this made him alert. Did he make a mistake too?

So he began to review the entire case carefully and soon discovered the mistakes and omissions in it - the flash memory chip found in Lieutenant Hill's home should have her fingerprints on it if Hill had sold the information, but not Roca's fingerprints who received the information!

With this deduction, it seems that the flash memory chip with Roca's fingerprints and 60,000 cash were left behind intentionally to frame Lieutenant Hill; coupled with the two footprints in the blood, the case was completely reversed and turned into a framed murder!
Who framed Hill? The most likely suspect was Captain Napoleon, but he had no time to commit the crime, so he was ruled out.

Who else could be the murderer?

This person had to have the conditions to obtain intelligence and sell it, to be close to Hill, to get the flash memory chip, and to know that Napoleon's pistol was in Hill's house and that Captain Napoleon was not there that night...

Combining these conditions in his mind, Gibbs narrowed his eyes: the traitor and murderer are about to be revealed! But the most crucial evidence is still needed.
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On Wednesday, Carrie heard Donald say that the case of the murder of the Navy's codebreaker had been solved, and the traitor and murderer, Colonel Dawn Skip, had been captured!
More than a year ago, Dorn was lured into the water by Rocali, the cultural counselor of the Venezuelan Embassy, ​​and began to sell intelligence...

With money, he naturally had other ideas. With some care and love, Colonel Dorn, who was nearly 28 years old, coaxed Lieutenant Hill, a -year-old simple-minded technical talent, into bed and made him his lover...

Lieutenant Hill did suffer from anxiety disorder, but it happened not long ago because she noticed that there was something wrong with Colonel Dorn, and she was conflicted and depressed, which led to her illness!

After Dorn discovered Hill's changes, he knew that he might be exposed, so after their last bed, he drugged Hill and made her unconscious, then set up a "suicide" scene and framed her as a traitor!

With the cooperation of the Post Office and NCIS, DNA test results, footprint comparisons, and Dorn's hidden financial situation all provided evidence to convict Dorn.
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Seeing that Kerry was not surprised by the result at all, Donald couldn't help but ask, "Lee, did you guess it a long time ago?"

"Guessed?" Carrie said disdainfully, thinking: I know it! Of course, she couldn't say that, "This is a judgment based on her innate reasoning ability! Well, you don't understand, Xiao Tang!"

Tsk! Donald was so angry that he laughed, but he didn't refute it, because he felt in his heart: This might be true!

Gina and Elizabeth next to him nodded repeatedly. They had no doubt that Carrie had talent and ability, and there were stars in their eyes when they looked at him!

(End of this chapter)