Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 689 The weaknesses of intelligent people are more obvious

Ordinary people?

Are there even ordinary people like this?

After listening, Yu Dazhang suddenly felt it was very ironic.

These people are just more secretive.

"This is his identity information and resume."

Team Leader Xu handed over another document, which was really just a piece of paper:

“We have investigated all the past experiences recorded above, and they are all true.”

After Yu Dazhang took it, his gaze fell on it.

Zhang Jiangke, male, 61 years old, from Yanjing, joined the army at the age of 16 and retired at the age of 21 to return to civilian life...

He worked at the grain bureau for a long time, but resigned at the age of 32 to start his own business.

I've owned a trading company, a bar, a travel agency...

The last record is that he transferred a property in Yanjing and completed the transfer procedures at the real estate hall.

After that, he rarely appeared in the country.

After reading it once, Yu Dazhang turned his attention back to where the document began.

Enlisted in the army at 16?
"Captain Xu, his enlistment age seems a bit off."

Yu Dazhang looked at Captain Xu and said:

"I remember that the nationally stipulated age for joining the army is 18 years old."

Although he had never served in the military, he was a graduate of a police academy, so he had some understanding of the subject.

He is now looking for loopholes in this document.

Even finding just one loophole can prove that the information is fake.

“Look at his enlistment date.”

Team Leader Xu explained:
“He is 61 years old this year, and he enlisted when he was 16, which is 45 years ago.”

“In the 70s, the age limit for enlistment was not so strict. Although the Military Service Law stipulated that the age limit was 18, sometimes people who were 16 years old or older would be conscripted for active service based on the needs of the military and their personal wishes.”

This kind of topic should be left at that.

Due to the different eras, the implementation of some regulations will naturally differ.

"Zhang Jiangke has quite a rich experience."

Yu Dazhang stopped dwelling on the issue of enlisting and continued speaking while staring at the document:

"I've served in the military, worked within the system, and run many different businesses. I'm quite the troublemaker."

He knew in his heart that the more he acted this way, the more ordinary he would seem.

In China, apart from those who work within the system, the vast majority of people will engage in a variety of different jobs throughout their lives.

This phenomenon is even more prevalent at the grassroots level.

Many people who work as security guards today may become food delivery drivers tomorrow, and next month they may become ride-hailing drivers.

For working people, there is no such thing as a stable job; changing jobs in order to survive has become almost the norm.

"In my opinion, he must have come into contact with the human trafficking business by chance while doing business."

Team Leader Xu analyzed:
"It is undeniable that doing business will involve contact with more people than working for someone else, and you will encounter all kinds of people."

"If your business is not doing well, it's easy for you to have crooked thoughts."

He paused for a moment, then continued:

“People like Zhang Jiangke have experience and knowledge, so they naturally have to be more low-key than young people. Even if they make money, they can stay calm.”

"Judging from his later experiences, he had already prepared a way out for himself when he first started doing human trafficking."

The fact that Zhang Jiangke could think about living abroad already puts him ahead of more than 90% of human traffickers.

He not only thought of it, but he also did it.

Only by being stable enough can you grow big enough.

As it turned out, Zhang Jiangke did indeed command a large following in the human trafficking business. "The more shrewd a person is, the more obvious their weaknesses become."

Yu Dazhang said in a deep voice:
“At Zhang Jiangke’s age, he should not have such a strong desire for money anymore. In addition, he has been in this industry for quite some time, so he should not be short of money.”

"But this time he went back to China to commit a crime without hesitation and made such a big fuss. He doesn't seem like a low-key person at all."

He thought for a moment, then continued his analysis:

"Since he did something contrary to common sense, it means that his economic situation is not as we assumed."

Yu Dazhang's tone became more certain:

"There must be some reason why he was so short of money that he had no choice but to take the risk."

The specific reasons are hard to guess, because there are too many habits that lead people to squander their money.

Then both of them fell silent.

Captain Xu chain-smoked, while Yu Dazhang stared blankly at the table, his fingers tapping incessantly.

Currently, the only person who can contact Zhang Jiangke is Zhang Qian.

However, Zhang Qian could not contact Zhang Jiangke on her own initiative and could only wait for him to call her.

However, Yu Dazhang no longer had any hope for Zhang Qian.

The police have shut down the bathhouse, and Zhang Jiangke will soon find out. So his next step will definitely be to cut off all contact with this place.

If he didn't even have this much vigilance, he would have been caught long ago.

The clues are about to go cold... Yu Dazhang couldn't help but feel a little anxious.

Based on past experience, the more cunning and shrewd a suspect is, the less daring they tend to be.

If Zhang Jiangke feels unwell and runs back to Myanmar, it will be difficult to catch him again.

It has been proven that law enforcement abroad is extremely difficult.

In his previous life, Yu Dazhang had also been so angry about the situation in northern Myanmar that his liver ached, but he could only rage helplessly.

Just then, there was a knock on the door, and a police officer pushed the door open and entered.

"Captain Xu, we've retrieved all of Zhang Jiangke's recent whereabouts."

The officer approached and handed over a document:

"It contains all his ticket purchase records and hotel booking records for the past six months."

He did a pretty thorough job... Yu Dazhang thought to himself.

He originally wanted to ask Captain Xu if he had investigated Zhang Jiangke's whereabouts, but considering that he had just confirmed Zhang's identity and there wasn't enough time, he didn't ask.

Unexpectedly, the task force had already begun their investigation.

Team Leader Xu nodded and took the document.

After the police officer left, he handed the documents to Yu Dazhang.

Yu Dazhang expressed his understanding, saying that every man has his pride.

If this document were handed directly to Yu Dazhang in front of the police officers, it would inevitably make people think that he, the deputy chief, had given up on thinking about it.

Upon opening the file, Yu Dazhang was immediately drawn to its contents.

Zhang Jiangke returned to China last October on a direct flight from Laos and Myanmar to China, and has remained in China ever since.

Judging from his ticket purchase records, he has only ever bought tickets from Myanmar to China.

In the following months, he traveled back and forth between Yanjing and Songhai many times, and also visited Nanjing once.

It is worth noting that the hotels he stayed in seemed to be randomly selected, with almost no two being the same.

Moreover, they don't have high requirements for accommodation; they've only stayed in three-star hotels a few times, and usually stay in ordinary hotels.

The most recent hotel booking record was three days ago, when I booked a single room at a hotel in Chaoyang District, Beijing.

"You've got some nerve, daring to go to Chaoyang District..." Yu Dazhang immediately transformed into a Chaoyang resident and said to Captain Xu:

"Immediately contact the Beijing police and ask them to assist in the arrest of Zhang Jiangke."

(End of this chapter)