America: Starting with Daily Intelligence

Chapter 85 Fake Document Sellers

However, Jennifer sent him another message not long after.

Jennifer: Men are so unreliable! I told him this deal had gone wrong, and he just blocked me! Fxxk!!

Zhang Ailun: ...

I glanced at the chat screenshot Jennifer sent. The chat window was black, both of them had mysterious profile pictures, and their nicknames were in English letters. Jennifer was Rose, and the other person was Hamster.

The chat was also quite interesting. Jennifer told the hamster about it, and the hamster, true to its name, was timid as a mouse. It immediately shirked responsibility, saying it had nothing to do with it and that Jennifer should handle the matter herself.

Jennifer: Fxxk you! Didn't you always want to sleep with me? You were so attentive to me, but why did you back down when it came time to show your love?

Hamster: I do want to have something going on with you, but I'm not an idiot, there's no need to risk my life. We're just business partners, you should know the rules, money in hand, let's part ways amicably, don't cause trouble for others! The reason I'm still in contact with you is indeed because I want to sleep with you, but you always make up other excuses, or send me some AI-generated pictures to fob me off. Do you even recognize yourself in those photos?

Filled with righteous indignation, he sent Jennifer a bunch of abstract images.

These photos were sent to him, and he couldn't even lift his head while masturbating on the toilet.

Jennifer: Why isn't it me? This is me!

Hamster: Fxxk you! This isn't you! This isn't you at all!!

Jennifer: Fine, you've made me angry. I was just trying to hook you up, and you actually thought I was interested in you? You started touching me the moment we met. Do you think I'm some cheap knock-off? Idiot! Those photos are AI-generated images. You want to see my private photos? You think you're worthy?!

Hamster: You bitch! You slut!

Jennifer: You idiot. Consider the $20 I sent you last time as money to help your mom get her hymen repaired.

We're arguing on the West Coast!

Zhang Ailun was stunned. He didn't expect Jennifer's attack to be so fierce. Every word hit home, which infuriated the hamster, leaving him with no choice but to block her.

Jennifer: Those damn guys are all trying to shirk responsibility, and now I can only rely on you guys!

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Zhang Ailun: With this software, you can simply pay others to help you. Wouldn't it be more cost-effective to hire thugs?

Zhang Ailun successfully downloaded and logged into the app using the link sent to him by Jennifer.

I also discovered that this is a job search app similar to 58.com, but it's the Los Angeles black market version, and the people on it aren't looking for any legitimate jobs.

Zhang Ailun even saw job postings for hired assassins to kill councilors and mayors, with prices requiring in-person negotiations.

From small-scale street fights, assassinations, and smuggling contraband, to large-scale thefts of national core intelligence secrets, fifth-generation fighter jet blueprints, and nuclear test materials, as long as someone can afford the price and pay, someone will take the job!

Whether it can be completed is another matter. In any case, there is no shortage of brave people who will take risks for money. They are all crazy people who are desperate for money and their mental state is not very normal.

However, when it comes to high-risk jobs that could truly threaten the country, most of the time it's definitely a sting operation by the FBI, CIA, or Department of Homeland Security.

Zhang Ailun also came across a post from someone who introduced himself as a gunman, offering a market rate of 8%-16% commission. He said you could hire him as a wingman to rob banks and jewelry stores. Clicking on his profile picture revealed a line of gold lettering on his resume.

曾经在2004年持枪抢劫大西洋银行分行。2006年保释出狱7月份抢劫美联储银行。2014年保释出狱9月份抢劫金店，2015年被逮捕入狱。2019年保释出狱入职安保公司，同年辞职，现在正在做个人活动接单，报价5000美元起。

Goodness, robbing so many banks and still showing no remorse, it's quite impressive that he always manages to get bailed out by his accomplices! How much bail must he have gotten?

Do you hold their lives in your hands?

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Of course, there are cheaper options; for $50, they can step in and teach someone a lesson, resolve their troubles. But whether they're reliable is another matter, and they definitely lack professional ethics.

The photo clearly showed a street thug from a poor neighborhood, carrying a baseball bat, sitting on a car, posing and trying to sell himself.

The photo was in black and white, which is very unlucky.

Jennifer: I barely earn a few hundred dollars, and hiring someone would cost several times that amount—it's completely not worth it. I'd rather just buy a gun on the black market! That would solve all my problems.

Zhang Ailun: Do you have a gun license? The police are cracking down so hard right now, there's absolutely no need to take the risk! If someone reports you, you'll go to jail. You can go tell Little Lori to get ready at the camp. I'll come back to help you after I'm done with my business, and then we'll take care of those black guys and your regular customers!

Calling the police is out of the question. After all, Jennifer was the one who committed the sex scam first. Calling the police to solve the problem would be like walking into a trap.

Zhang Ailun could only try to calm Jennifer down, offer her advice, and buy her some close-combat weapons.

After washing the dishes and tidying them up, Zhang Ailun contacted Dominic to ask if his bicycle had been repaired.

Unfortunately, Sieg had just gone out to collect cans, and he hadn't had time to pack up his bicycle yet.

Zhang Ailun also had his own things to do. After cleaning, he said goodbye to Reina and went out.

I walked to Vima Street in the 7th block, where intelligence indicated that a document peddler would be there at 10:30 a.m.

When they arrived at the No. 26 bus stop in the seventh block, the timing was just right. Zhang Ailun stood at the traffic lights, looking left and right.

Not long after, a middle-aged man with Asian features, squinty eyes, carrying a canvas bag, wearing a black knitted hat and a mask, came to the street. He put his hands in his pockets and casually looked around.

After the patrolling police officers were out of sight, he would slowly approach pedestrians who were playing on their phones or waiting for buses, especially those who were obviously not locals, or minors, or people with a streetwise vibe.

He asked in a low voice, "Sir, do you need any documents processed? We can process a full set of documents, including a blue passport, graduation certificate, gun license, social security card, driver's license, birth certificate, legal identification, bank account statements, and utility bills! Good quality and affordable!"

The passerby glanced at him in surprise, then looked around to make sure no police officers were present, before asking in a low voice, "What's the price?"

"Come with me."

Seeing that there was a chance, the fake document vendor immediately waved his hand and beckoned the customer to walk into a nearby alley.

The others also followed, and Zhang Ailun was among them.

Upon entering the alley, the fake document vendor took out sample documents from his canvas bag and handed them to the man and the other customers. Zhang Ailun also took a blue passport from him.

It feels and textures almost exactly like the real thing.

I looked through the information and it said the person was a Black man born in the 00s. This guy is 18 years old?

You look so mature and composed; if you hadn't told me, I would have thought you were forty.

"Look, this is all handmade by our staff, using high-precision instruments and AI-assisted online design. The identity data is also entered into the system, so it can pass through three checkpoints: inspection, customs, aviation, and border. It won't make any mistakes, and the price is fair."

"For just $6000, you can get a complete set of American documents, which we usually call the 'family pack.' It's valid for four to eight or even twenty years. Because there's a presidential election every four years, if you're lucky, even if the immigration bureau changes personnel from top to bottom, you won't be investigated. If you're unlucky, even if you haven't done anything, the system will randomly select you and find a problem. But the probability of this is almost one in 100,000! We've never had any problems with this, and we also handle after-sales service," the fake document dealer assured him.

"Do you have a British passport?" a white office worker asked.

(End of this chapter)