Rebirth 2014: I, the King of Criminal Investigation

Chapter 756 A Scam by Capital

"The cause and effect we're talking about aren't the same thing..." Yu Dazhang thought to himself.

The word "retribution" is always associated with feudal superstition.

Yu Dazhang believed in the law of cause and effect, not the theory of cause and effect.

Although they look similar, they are fundamentally very different.

Gu Dingwen is clearly referring to Buddhist theories. Buddhism not only believes in cause and effect but also in reincarnation, which is unscientific.

"Who gave you the video recording?" Yu Dazhang asked.

That's the crux of the matter.

Since Gu Dingwen is not the murderer, someone must have done it for him, and the person who provided the video recording is the prime suspect.

"The boss gave it to me."

Gu Dingwen replied:

"He's the person who gave me financial support; 'boss' is what I call him."

"It's not coherent..." Yu Dazhang thought helplessly.

Although this method of questioning can quickly obtain a key piece of information, it has a significant drawback: it cannot provide a comprehensive understanding of the ins and outs of the matter.

Moreover, the more questions you ask, the more problems arise.

For example, why did that boss help Gu Dingwen get revenge?

How did they first meet?
If you keep asking these questions, things will only get more and more chaotic.

So, we still have to start from the beginning.

"Let's start from when you lost your job in the country."

Yu Dazhang brought the topic back:

"No rush, you can speak slowly and in as much detail as possible. You can talk about anything related to this case."

It takes Xia Bin at least three and a half hours to get to Songhai from S Province, so he has plenty of time.

From the conversation just now, Yu Dazhang could clearly feel that Gu Dingwen's thinking was clear and his logic was strong.

Such people tend to narrate events fluently, without rambling or omitting important information.

But Gu Dingwen's next sentence stunned Yu Dazhang.

"That was ten years ago when I left the hospital. What does that have to do with this case?"

From his words, it's clear that he felt the timeline was too far back.

Indeed, the case at hand does not go back ten years, but Yu Dazhang feels that without the false accusation back then, none of the subsequent events would have occurred.

"If you hadn't lost your job, you wouldn't have gone to work abroad."

Yu Dazhang reminded him:

“If you had stayed in the country, none of this would have happened.”

Actually, we can start from when Gu Dingwen went abroad; all the changes began when he left the country.

"I found the job abroad myself." Gu Dingwen looked at him with a puzzled expression:
"Besides, it was a legitimate job, and it had nothing to do with what I did later."

Did you guess wrong? Yu Dazhang had always thought that his trip abroad was arranged by someone.

It turns out that Gu Dingwen wasn't invited by the foreign medical service organization; he applied to go there on his own initiative.

The information is incorrect.

Yu Dazhang remembers clearly that, according to the records, Gu Dingwen was invited to work abroad.

Don't underestimate this small error; it can cause the entire inference process to go astray.

If Yu Dazhang had known that Gu Dingwen had applied for it himself, he wouldn't have used conspiracy theories to speculate about what happened later.

However, he could understand the situation.

After all, that happened eight years ago, so some inaccuracies are inevitable. "So, you arranged for your whole family to immigrate later, did you do it all by yourself?"

He had previously deduced that someone had helped Gu Dingwen organize this matter, but now that he thought about it, the possibility was extremely low.

Since Gu Dingwen found the job himself, he probably handled the rest of the matter on his own.

"of course."

Gu Dingwen nodded, but then a bitter smile appeared on his face:
"Immigrating with my whole family was probably the worst decision I've ever made in my life."

He paused briefly, as if recalling that experience, before continuing:

“The healthcare provider I worked for at the time offered this benefit, and I thought it was a good opportunity, so I brought my family with me.”

At this point, Gu Dingwen's voice lowered slightly:
“I’ve moved away, but there are no job opportunities. And the overall cost of living in Australia, a developed country, is quite high. It’s difficult for me to support my family on my own income.”

"Over time, family conflicts arose, and then the savings were used up, and debt began to accumulate."

As he spoke, his brows furrowed deeply, as if it were a painful experience to recall.

It turned out that he had been set up by capital... Only then did Yu Dazhang understand the reason why his whole family had immigrated.

Many organizations abroad offer such benefits in order to retain talent.

The whole family has immigrated there, so it won't be so easy for them to return to China.

This is called cutting off your escape route.

The cost of living in developed countries is much higher than in China, and Gu Dingwen's salary alone is simply not enough to support a large family.

"This kind of life continued until last year."

Gu Dingwen continued:
"As my debts piled up, so did my stress, but at the beginning of last year, a turning point came."

“I received a grant, and the money was just enough to pay off my debts.”

He frowned slightly and continued speaking:

"At that time, I knew that I was being watched, otherwise the other party would not have known the amount of my debt."

"Later, that person contacted me, and we started communicating on QQ. He would often ask me about medical matters."

Gu Dingwen's speaking speed gradually increased:

“Until early April last year, the other party said they wanted to talk to me about a business deal and promised that if the deal went through, the money they made would be enough for my whole family to live on for two lifetimes.”

I see… Yu Dazhang finally understood.

Debt was the fundamental reason why Gu Dingwen abandoned his principles, and it was also the other party's entry point.

It was precisely because of the economic crisis that the other side had an opportunity to take advantage of it.

That was precisely when Gu Dingwen needed money the most, and that assistance was like a timely gift in his time of need.

not enough.

Looking at Gu Dingwen in front of him, Yu Dazhang felt that he was not the kind of person who would do anything for money.

If he were truly the kind of person who is greedy for money and only cares about profit, then he certainly wouldn't have encountered such a thing when he was in a hospital in China.

Doctors who actually accept money usually have a high level of vigilance and are unlikely to be easily framed.

"Tell me your QQ account and password," Yu Dazhang demanded.

"Okay." Gu Dingwen agreed and read out the account and password.

Yu Dazhang didn't bother to write it down; he wanted Gu Dingwen to tell him the account and password so that the officers in the observation room could hear them.

These officers will record the information and then hand it over to their colleagues in the technical department, who will be responsible for recovering Gu Dingwen's QQ chat history.

Then Yu Dazhang asked again:

"Is the business they're discussing with you surrogacy?"

(End of this chapter)