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Chapter 56 Cold Storage

Erin glanced at the doctor who was rushing past, then looked away.

He walked to the ambulance where Helen was, looked at Helen who was being monitored by various instruments, and secretly activated his spiritual vision.

but.

When Erin saw Helen's aura, he frowned.

In the visionary's eyes, Helen's aura, while not posing a life-threatening danger, seemed somewhat ominous.

The white aura that symbolized health on the outside of her body had become very dim, especially around her lower legs, where the aura was extremely chaotic, as if that area had suffered some kind of severe damage.

Meanwhile, the color of Helen's astral body, which is closely related to her mental and emotional state, also dimmed, suggesting that she had suffered some mental damage before falling into a coma.

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The paramedics called by the NYPD were relatively skilled.

After a thorough examination, they quickly made a rough assessment of Helen's condition.

"The patient suffered fractures in both lower legs, suspected to have been caused by blunt force trauma..."

"The patient's heartbeat is abnormal, and the possibility of upper body trauma cannot be ruled out..."

"A piece of rust was found in the wound on the patient's forehead..."

One piece of bad news after another made George, who was in the ambulance, turn pale.

Looking at his wife, whose face was contorted with pain and who twitched occasionally even in her unconscious state, George felt as if he were being torn to pieces.

At that moment, George wished it was him lying in the hospital bed instead of Helen.

If he could, he would rather bear these pains in Helen's place.

The doctor in the ambulance seemed to know George. He patted George on the shoulder and said, "The patient isn't in immediate danger, but her condition is a bit serious. I have to get her to the hospital right away. You can get out now, George."

George shook his head: "No, Helen is my wife. I'm not going anywhere. You drive, I'll go to the hospital with you."

Although George wanted nothing more than to tear the murderer who had caused Helen such suffering to pieces, he knew that Helen needed his company more than anything else.

The doctor, wearing a mask, glanced at Helen on the hospital bed, then nodded: "Alright!"

After saying that, he took off the gloves that were stained with blood, put on a clean pair of gloves, took out a syringe, and injected Helen with a painkiller.

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Just then, a policeman with a somewhat deformed build and a thick beard walked up to Helen's ambulance, glanced at Helen on the hospital bed, and asked, "George, how is Helen?"

George shook his head, his eyes dimming slightly. "Helen's condition isn't quite good. Winnie, you've come at the right time. I was planning to accompany Helen to the hospital, so I'll leave things here to you."

Upon hearing this, George's longtime partner, Detective Vinnie of the New York 13th Precinct, immediately glanced at Helen with concern.

After a moment of silence, Winnie nodded heavily and said, "Okay, leave this to me. Don't worry, the police have already issued an arrest warrant and a warrant for Abbott's arrest. We'll definitely catch that bastard."

Abbott, the owner of Abbott Frozen Foods, is also the prime suspect identified by the police as the mastermind behind this incident.

Upon learning that Helen was being held in Abbott Refrigeration's cold storage, George immediately retrieved information about Abbott Refrigeration.

He then quickly discovered that it was the owner of Abbott Freezing Company.

Little Abbott lived on the 6th floor of their building, just a few floors away, and they had even seen each other several times.

Although they weren't exactly close neighbors, they occasionally bumped into each other on their way to and from get off work.

George simply couldn't fathom how the always polite little Abbott could do something so heinous.

"Winnie, I'm counting on you!"

Winnie shook his head: "There's no need for such formalities between us. By the way, I'll have a few brothers go to the hospital with you later. I'll also send a few more men over to Gwen's place. Now that their hideout has been destroyed, nobody knows what that madman will do next. It'll be safer for you to have a few brothers with you."

"Alright."

After speaking with Winnie, George turned to Erin and solemnly thanked her, saying, "Erin, thank you so much this time! If it weren't for you, we wouldn't have been able to find Helen and rescue her in time."

George felt extremely fortunate when he recalled the bloody and horrific scene he had just witnessed in the cold storage.

Erin waved his hand: "No need..."

Erin had barely uttered two words when the doctor in the ambulance, who was acquainted with George, interrupted him impatiently, "Alright, all of you shut up. If you want to chat, get out and do it. I need to take the patient to the hospital. George, if you want your wife to get better soon, close the car door. We're leaving."

"immediately!"

After responding, George quickened his pace and said to Winnie, "Erin is also that madman's target. Before the killer is caught, Winnie, you should send a team to protect him!"

"no problem!"

After receiving Winnie's assurance, George reached out and pulled the door shut.

Almost the instant George closed the doors, the ambulance started up, drove off quickly.

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After George left.

Erin turned to Winnie and said, "Detective Winnie, may I go into that cold storage room and take a look?"

Upon hearing this, Winnie frowned and said, "The scene in that cold storage is a bit gory; it's not something someone your age should be watching."

Seeing that Winnie was unwilling to let him into the warehouse, Erin had no choice but to say, "Actually, I just want to use some clues in the cold storage to see if I can find the murderer quickly. The sooner I find that guy, the sooner I can get a good night's sleep. You know, I found Mrs. Helen too."

Winnie's expression hardened upon hearing this. He gave Erin a deep look, but said nothing more.

Although I don't want to admit it, Erin is indeed good at finding people.

He led a dozen or so people and searched for an hour or two, but they couldn't find a single clue.

Erin found Mrs. Helen's location in less than half an hour, and even found out detailed information about the cold storage where Helen was being held.

Based on this alone, even Winnie, the old policeman, had to admit defeat.

Hoping that if Erin gave it a try, he might be able to find little Abbott quickly.

Winnie personally led Erin into the cold storage warehouse.

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After entering the dark cold storage through the violently broken side door, Erin's mood suddenly darkened, as if a layer of gloom had been cast over his entire being.

(End of this chapter)