Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 698 World-class level of neuroscience
"The only way to investigate is through Zhou Jiacheng's mother."

Team Leader Xu nodded in agreement.

There are some things that both of them know, but they haven't said them because the whole thing is still in the hypothetical stage and lacks supporting evidence.

The reason Zhou Jiacheng's mother kept his father's identity a secret was most likely because she was afraid it would affect her child.

Either her father was a shady character, or their meeting was a tragic affair.

With so little information at the moment, Yu Dazhang was unsure of the specific reason.

"Check Zhou Jiacheng's contact information."

Yu Dazhang then gave the order to Captain Xu:

Give it to me by tomorrow morning. If necessary, I will go to Nanjing myself.

Whether or not we go to Nanjing depends on how well tonight's operation goes.

If the Chinese team can capture Zhang Jiangke, then he won't need to meet Zhou Jiacheng.

The only noteworthy thing about Zhou Jiacheng, a sophomore with no direct connection to the case, is his identity.

After Captain Xu left, Yu Dazhang reviewed the current situation in his mind.

In Jinling, Songhai, and Xicheng, the work was proceeding in an orderly manner, and the development of the case was under his control.

He even orchestrated the police deployment in Yanjing.

It appears chaotic, but in reality it is orderly and without any flaws.

Even though the case had clearly entered a critical stage, Yu Dazhang always felt like it was just beginning.

He even felt that human traffickers of Zhang Jiangke's caliber were just one link in the chain of the case and not even the main suspect.

Based on the clues we have so far, Zhang Jiangke is just a middleman who gets paid to do things.

Moreover, he still doesn't know what the other party's ultimate purpose is in acquiring women of marriageable age.

Yu Dazhang found it hard to believe that someone would be willing to spend hundreds of millions of yuan to make such an acquisition across the country.

In other words, with hundreds of millions of dollars, there's absolutely no need to commit crimes.

With such a large investment, wouldn't it be better to do something legitimate?

Why would he have to break the law and commit crimes? Besides, he couldn't imagine what he could do to earn back those hundreds of millions of dollars.

If you can't figure it out, then don't think about it.

The case was investigated step by step, and he believed that the truth would eventually be revealed.

Gathering his thoughts, Yu Dazhang stood up and stretched.

I glanced at the time; it was already 10:30 p.m.

"Off work, time to rest."

He let out a long breath, twisted his neck a couple of times, turned around and left the conference room, going down to his car.

Sitting in the driver's seat, he suddenly thought of calling Ye Lin.

I don't know if she found out about those four people.

But calling her at this time seems inappropriate.

He hesitated for a moment, his finger hovering over the phone screen, but ultimately he didn't press the dial button.

Back at the hotel, Yu Dazhang took a shower and had just lain down on the bed when his phone rang.

Upon seeing that it was Ye Lin calling, he immediately answered the phone.

Before he could speak, Ye Lin's voice came through:

"I found it."

Upon hearing those three words, Yu Dazhang's heart skipped a beat.

He slowed his breathing, afraid of missing any of the next details.

"The three people in China are a neurosurgeon, a cerebrovascular disease expert, and a neurologist."

Ye Lin continued:

“These three people are not ordinary experts; they are authoritative figures who have participated in the writing of medical monographs, and each of them has received honorary titles.”

"Do you know about the National Medical Masters? Two of these three people have received this title."

She raised her voice:

"To put it simply, these three together represent the top level of neuroscience in China."

"They're all doctors?" Yu Dazhang was taken aback upon hearing this.

And they were all licensed doctors. Could it be that my previous memories were from a hospital?

Is there a possibility...

After being captured, I suffered some kind of brain injury and was then taken to the hospital for treatment.

The reason I remember these people is because they were the doctors who treated me.

wrong.

This idea was quickly rejected by Yu Dazhang.

He recalled the scene of being trapped.

I was strapped to the bed with restraints at the time. No hospital in China would treat patients like that, except for mental hospitals.

However, Yu Dazhang was very certain that he was not a mental patient, so that place was definitely not a hospital.

Proving this is also quite simple.

"Do the three of them work at the same hospital?" Yu Dazhang asked.

"No," Ye Lin replied curtly.

"What are you thinking? Given their status and qualifications, how could they possibly be in the same hospital?"

That's right... Yu Dazhang became even more certain of his thoughts.

Since the three of them don't work at the same hospital, it's impossible for me to see all three of them at the hospital at the same time.

What level of doctor would be able to participate in writing a monograph?
Yu Dazhang couldn't imagine it because he knew nothing about the medical field, but he could tell from Ye Lin's tone that the three people were all top-level figures in their respective fields.

They invited three such people out of the hospital for private treatment.

What kind of power could accomplish that?

Besides, it would be a waste to ask these three people to treat a minor illness.

Yu Dazhang realized that being used as a guinea pig was an absolutely terrible thing.

"Where's the other foreigner?"

He asked again:

"Could he be a doctor too?"

Birds of a feather flock together.

Since the three domestic experts are all neurosurgeons, Yu Dazhang believes that the foreigner is likely to be the same as them.

"That foreigner is more than just a doctor."

Ye Lin's tone became serious:

"Among these people, he is the most outstanding. He is an international brain expert and a world-renowned neurosurgeon."

"Such a person has gone beyond the scope of a doctor; he is even a top figure in the entire medical community."

"I guess I haven't lived in vain..." Yu Dazhang thought to himself with a self-deprecating smile.

Being studied by these four people is worthwhile, even if it means dying from their research; it would be a contribution to human medicine.

Unfortunately, Lao Tzu was incredibly resilient and survived!

Upon realizing this, Yu Dazhang straightened his back and his eyes became resolute.

But then he remembered the painful experience of being studied, and he lowered his head, his face filled with grief and indignation.

For no other reason than the pain I myself have suffered, I must find the mastermind behind it all.

"Thank you so much this time."

Yu Dazhang specifically said "you all" because he knew that Li Mingzhao had also helped this time.

Ye Lin had previously stated that she lacked sufficient authority and was not authorized to view the files of certain individuals.

But Li Mingzhao was different.

Despite his official title of group leader, Yu Dazhang knew in his heart that the power of this group leader was extraordinary.

On one occasion, Li Mingzhao occupied Director Liu's office in Songhai.

It was on that occasion that Yu Dazhang truly understood the unique nature of the National Security Bureau.

"Team Leader Li said there's no need for you to thank me."

Ye Lin's voice was tinged with laughter:

He said this was a favor, and you'll have to repay it in the future.

(End of this chapter)