The plan drives Sha Ruijin to perfectly redeem Qi Tongwei

Seeing this scene, Sun Zhenghong was a little stunned. Mr. Tong, the behind-the-scenes boss of "Mirror Weekly", was so powerful that he could even set up clean-corruption apartments.

And so fast.

It seems that I need to continue to take drastic measures.

However, after Liu came out of the ICAC, he did not go back to work immediately.

After a day of rest at home, someone found that Liu had jumped from the windowsill and died the next day.

This became a big case.

The Hong Kong Serious Crime Unit immediately intervened. Since Mr. Liu had just been released from the Independent Commission Against Corruption, and was involved in corruption and released from the Independent Commission Against Corruption for unknown reasons, the Serious Crime Unit immediately believed that Mr. Liu was likely to be murdered to silence him.

It was true. The atmosphere in the meeting room of the serious crime squad was solemn.

Team leader Li Guodong looked around and finally his eyes fell on his old partner, Chief Inspector Chen Hong. "Brother Hong, what do you think of this situation? You were in charge of the on-site investigation before. What did you find?"

"Brother Dong, the window of Liu Sheng's house was open, and there were no signs of forced entry. The initial judgment was that it was a murder. But judging by the arrangement of the items at the scene, it seemed a bit deliberate, as if someone wanted us to think it was a murder."

At this point, Chen Hong paused, "The most important thing is that in Liu Sheng's home, we seem to have found some records that appear to be transactions between Liu Sheng and others."

Li Guodong frowned: "Transaction records? What do you mean?"

"I guess," Chen Hong's eyes sharpened, "Mr. Liu might have been murdered. The reason is very simple. It has something to do with his recent entry into the Independent Commission Against Corruption."

At this time, another veteran detective also said, "Yes, Brother Dong, who do you think has entered the ICAC and can be released so quickly?"

The conference room fell into a brief silence, and everyone was well aware of the complexity behind this case.

Li Guodong decided: "Forget it, this kind of thing is not our business. We just need to do our own thing. No matter what, we must solve the case for me."

At this time, a young female agent walked in, walked up to Li Guodong, and whispered a few words.

Li Guodong immediately said, "Guys, Ah Rong just said that there is a new clue in Liu Sheng's case. An old man who was picking up rubbish found some of the things that were stolen from Liu Sheng's home. Ah Hong, take Ah Zheng over to have a look."

"Yes, Brother Dong."

But Chen Hong took Ah Zheng to find the scavenger and found some information from him. His face suddenly changed. This was going to be a big deal.

It involves the "Mirror Weekly" where Liu Sheng works, and how much money was received to carry out smear attacks on many inland regions.

It's a big deal.

Ah Hong immediately reported this to Li Guodong, who was also very troubled and immediately reported it to his superiors. Finally, Deng Yaojun, the top police officer of Hong Kong, was alerted. Deng Yaojun, the top police officer of Hong Kong, was very troubled and ordered the serious crime team to continue solving the case and interviewed the top officer of the Independent Commission Against Corruption.

One thing that needs to be clarified here is that the ICAC is not the same department as the Hong Kong Police and is not under their control.

At this time, a Hong Kong gossip media called "Third Weekly" reported the Liu Sheng incident, mentioning that Liu Sheng was suspected of being murdered and silenced, and provided some key evidence.

These key pieces of evidence were also leaked by the weekly's reporters, who considered them big news.

At this point, many citizens knew about the Liu Sheng case and that Mirror Weekly was likely involved.

This "Mirror Weekly", which was not very famous in Hong Kong, quickly became famous. In fact, it involved a murder case.

On the other side, He Cheng was sitting in a secluded tea restaurant, in front of him was a gloomy middle-aged man. This was Zhang Zhiwei, one of the actual controllers of Mirror Weekly.

Of course, Zhang Zhiwei is actually just a high-ranking henchman who can be seen by others. He is one of Mr. Tong's subordinates.

"How could this happen? Who told you to kill Liu Sheng?" Zhang Zhiwei asked directly, obviously in a bad mood.

He Cheng looked very aggrieved. "Mr. Zhang, I wasn't the one who called for help. Mr. Liu has already come out, and the problem has been basically resolved. How could I possibly go to such trouble?"

Zhang Zhiwei thought about it and agreed. With He Cheng's intelligence, he would definitely not do such a thing.

So he took a sip of tea and said in a low voice: "Mr. Liu's problem is now in trouble. I'm afraid this matter will attract the attention of the police. What I mean is that you should be prepared for the worst and make preparations quickly."

He Cheng was a little dumbfounded: "Mr. Zhang, what do you mean by preparing for the worst? I didn't do anything."

"Handle the relevant financial information. Also, handle the inland affairs. If it doesn't work, close the weekly magazine. When there is a chance, start a new one."

"Okay, Mr. Zhang."

He Cheng said, with a complicated light flashing in his eyes. He had put a lot of effort into making Mirror Weekly what it is today. The key point is that it has become a hen that lays golden eggs. It would be too hard to kill it now.

But He Cheng knew that he had no choice, because Zhang Zhiwei was not making a suggestion but an order.

Once you step into this muddy water, there is no turning back. He Cheng naturally knows the power of the boss behind him.

After He Cheng met with Zhang Zhiwei, he returned to Mirror Weekly and prepared to clean up the relevant evidence immediately.

Suddenly, he found that someone seemed to grab him by the throat and lift him up. He screamed in fear.

"Who are you and what are you going to do?"

Then, He Cheng could see nothing but his own footsteps leaving the ground. The staff of Mirror Weekly who heard He Cheng yelling ran in immediately.

I saw He Cheng climb up to the window and jump down without hesitation.

"Mirror Weekly" is on the twelfth floor.

Everyone knows the consequences of this jump. Many people were so scared that they couldn't help screaming, and some people immediately called the police.

Soon, the serious crime team came over again, still led by Li Guodong.

When Li Guodong and others heard from the people of Mirror Weekly that He Chengcong yelled and then jumped out of the window on his own initiative, they were stunned.

This is outrageous.

Afterwards, Mirror Weekly was blocked and immediately put under comprehensive inspection. Of course, all employees of Mirror Weekly were also being interviewed for statements.

Because Mirror Weekly had a large number of employees, more than fifty people, the serious crime squad temporarily transferred twenty people from a nearby police station to record their statements in the office.

After working for two and a half hours, Li Guodong and others couldn't help but feel overwhelmed.

There are almost no clues in this case. But the absence of clues is the biggest clue. He Cheng must have been threatened and may have chosen to jump off the building.

"No, this case cannot be handled by our serious crime team alone. We need the Economic Investigation Team and the Internal Joint Investigation Office to come in. The Independent Commission Against Corruption also needs to be involved."

Most people may not know the latter two departments. The Economic Investigation Team is also called the Commercial Crime Investigation Division, and the Internal Joint Investigation Division is a newly established department, mainly responsible for contacting the inland areas of Daxia.

In a short period of time, several of the most special departments of the Hong Kong police, as well as the Independent Commission Against Corruption, were all pulled in by Li Guodong.

After receiving calls from their superiors asking them to participate in this case, many business elites couldn't help but feel a thousand "mom-like" complaints in their hearts, not knowing whether they should say them or not.