Marvel: Ma'am, I'm your husband's boss

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Mark Murdoch originally suspected that Fisk was not a good person.

Now that he heard that Fisk was involved in this matter, he immediately began to investigate. Through the files of the medical center, he found evidence that Fisk had faked his death and confirmed that he was the bank robber.

Then came the events that took place in the school.

However, to Mark Murdoch's disappointment, Fisk actually took advantage of a legal loophole to clear his identity, allowing him to leave the school calmly in full view of the public.

Such an action was a slap in the face to Mark Murdoch and Director George.

But this also officially aroused Mark Murdoch's competitive spirit.

This Daredevil has his own pride.

Since Fisk is competing with him based on his best legal knowledge.

Then he didn't use his identity as Daredevil.

Instead, he plans to defeat Fisk through legal means.

He found Mr. Pickles again.

But before that, he began to investigate the deeds of Fisk's lawyer, Mr. Medellen.

As a lawyer himself, he believed that this lawyer who did not live in Hell's Kitchen might be the breakthrough for everything. After all, it was he who cleansed Fisk's identity.

However, what Mark Murdoch did not expect was that Attorney Medellin was also a member of Fisk's group.

Fisk knew that the Medellin lawyer would open the brown paper bag and make a copy of its contents.

After all, he had done so many things for Fisk. If one day Fisk wanted to kill someone to silence him, he would have to have evidence to threaten Fisk.

This is human nature.

At the same time, Fisk also took this into account.

However, when Attorney Medlen found out that his copies had been stolen, he immediately panicked and quickly found a few robbers to pry open his bank safe, creating the illusion that the items were stolen by robbers. This way, if the news was leaked in the future, he could shirk responsibility.

After all, bank thefts happen from time to time.

Fisk really didn't know what to say.

Mark Murdoch got the evidence he wanted from attorney Medellin.

Humans are selfish animals and they only believe what they see with their own eyes.

If this piece of evidence was taken out from a bank safe, Mark Murdoch would definitely suspect whether it was a bait.

However, if this document was taken out from the place where Attorney Medellin kept the black gold dollars he earned, Mark Murdoch would have no reason to doubt it.

He would just think that it was evidence that the lawyer Medlen had secretly hidden to protect himself.

After all, a gangster lawyer like Medlen has no bottom line.

As long as the price is right, they will sell anyone.

In order to protect themselves, they must have various umbrellas in their hands to keep themselves alive.

However, this piece of evidence alone is not enough to guarantee success.

Therefore, Mark Murdoch asked Director George to make another recording.

Now, Mark Murdoch not only has substantial evidence of Fisk's drug trafficking, but also audio evidence provided by the Commissioner of the New York Police Department himself.

That was enough to send Fisk to jail...

Fisk went over the plan in his head, then looked at Mr. Peakes opposite him.

Fisk said nothing.

Pix looked at Fisk, his expression also calm.

This Mr. Pickles is the central figure of Fisk's project.

It was he who led Fisk out, and it was he who helped lawyer Mark Murdoch find the key to sending Fisk to prison.

Fisk came here today to seal the last step of the trap and sew up the pocket that has already trapped Mark Murdoch's lawyer.

Mark Murdoch should be on his way by now.

This isn't the first time Pixar and Fisk have met.

When Pixar was first sent to the police station, he had already met with Mr. Fisk and reached an agreement.

Neither of them spoke.

But his eyes kept flickering.

After a while, Fisk said, "The cameras here have been turned off. You can say whatever you want."

Pix looked at Fisk.

“Where are my wife and daughter?”

"A gambler would also care about his wife and daughter?"

"...You said you would help me get out of jail."

"Only if you go to jail, not a detention center!" Fisk put his hands together, looked at Pix expressionlessly, and smiled indifferently: "You want to regret it, right?"

"I didn't commit any crime. You framed me with the drugs." Pixar looked like a righteous victim.

Seeing him like this, Fisk wanted to laugh.

It looks like lawyer Mark Murdoch has already approached this Mr. Pickles.

After seeing the evidence carefully prepared by Fisk and provided by Mark Murdoch, Mr. Pixar decided to turn against Fisk.

He had agreed to Fisk before because Fisk was his only lifeline.

But now, he has a new lifeline - that is to put all the blame on Fisk, making himself the unlucky person who was framed, so that he can get out without spending a day in jail. After all, he is innocent, and the reason why he attacked the police and fled in panic was just a stress reaction.

Although Mr. Pickles didn't know where lawyer Mark Murdoch got the evidence from, he would not block his own way to survival.

In fact, it doesn’t matter to Fisker whether Mr. Pixar turns against him or not.

The plan has come to this point.

For Mark Murdoch, the arrow has been drawn to the string and has to be shot.

In addition, it doesn't matter whether he turns against us or not.

The end result is death in prison.

If he hadn't turned against us, Fisk might have ignored him, but now that he had adopted such an attitude, Fisk had to let him experience the free prison culture in the United States no matter what.

Just a pawn of Fisk.

Without the help of its owner, it dared to jump around on its own.

Really looking for death!

Fisk pretended to be surprised, even a little guilty: "What do you mean?"

Mr. Pickles smiled sarcastically, "What do you mean? Mr. Fisk, you will soon find out. By the way, my new lawyer is Mr. Mark Murdoch."

Fisk's face slowly darkened.

He pinched his fingers and made a crackling sound.

Pixar's face turned pale.

Looking at Fisk's strong body.

I thought he wouldn't kill me now.

However, he suddenly saw that the red light of the camera, which had been turned off, turned on again, so he pointed at the camera fearlessly.

Fisk looked toward the camera.