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The more Li Guodong thought about it, the more scared he became. The more he thought about it, the more he felt that the water was too deep.

After hesitating for a long time, Li Guodong called Mr. Huang, the top officer of the Hong Kong Police Station, and said that he had important matters to report in person.

"Important matters should be reported in person. As for the clues about the weekly magazine series "Night Weekly", then come over." Sir Huang said finally.

After Li Guodong expressed his suspicion, Huang Sir stared at Li Guodong for a few minutes before asking, "Li Sir, is this the conclusion you came to after investigating for so long?"

Li Guodong seemed a little ashamed, but still nodded seriously.

Huang Sir did not express his opinion directly, but said, "Then Sir Li, please continue to investigate. Come back to me when you have sufficient evidence."

"Yes, Sir Huang."

"Okay, I have things to do."

I came out of Mr. Huang's office with a frown on my face and mixed feelings.

The lights in the corridor were dim and depressing, as if foreshadowing that the road ahead would not be smooth.

Li Guodong sighed lightly, Huang Sir's noncommittal attitude echoing in his mind. It seemed like trust in him, but also seemed to imply an unspeakable warning.

Li Guodong had an even bigger headache.

Why is Mr. Huang still like this? Oh, the leaders above have strange ideas. Forget it, let’s continue investigating.

When Li Guodong returned to his desk, the first thing he did was to lie down in the office and sleep.

At this time, Li Guodong was basically certain that the higher-ups were not interested in investigating the case and might even know something.

Just don't say it.

Moreover, this kind of murder case cannot go unsolved. If it cannot be solved, someone needs to take the blame.

"Damn it, I might end up being the one taking the blame." Li Guodong found that the situation was getting worse.

Even if I find evidence, I probably won't be able to close the case. Of course, I can find a scapegoat or something, but that's the worst option.

"If someone really came to kill Peng Chunyi and Zhou Zhengyang, is he a local of Hong Kong or an outsider?" With this thought in mind, Li Guodong decided to immediately check the information of all the people who came to Hong Kong in the past week.

Although he knew that finding the truth would not close the case, Li Guodong still wanted to see what the final truth was. After all, he was one of the most famous detectives in Hong Kong.

This time, he was fighting for his professional honor.

Two days later, Li Guodong asked Wang Qiangzhu to investigate the tourists who had recently come to Hong Kong.

But found nothing.

Wang Qiangzhu returned to the office with a thick stack of reports in his hand and a tired and helpless expression on his face.

"Brother Dong, as you instructed, I checked the records of all people who entered Hong Kong in the past week, including hotel check-ins, flight information, ferry passenger lists, and even those who entered through less formal channels. There is nothing unusual."

Li Guodong put down the coffee cup in his hand, and a hint of imperceptible disappointment flashed in his sharp eyes.

"Didn't you find any clues that might be related to the case? No strangers suddenly appeared, or people behaving suspiciously?"

Wang Qiangzhu shook his head and spread his hands. "I have no clue at all. The people who came here are regular tourists, business people, and some locals returning home. Everyone's whereabouts and social relationships can be traced clearly, and there is nothing suspicious about them. Even those who entered the country through unconventional channels have nothing to do with this case."

Li Guodong stood up and paced in the small office, frowning. "This is strange. If it was done by an outsider, there is no way it would leave no trace. Unless it was done by a local..."

His voice gradually deepened, as if he was talking to himself.

"Unless the locals have some meaning, Brother Dong?" Wang Qiangzhu keenly caught Li Guodong's unfinished words and asked again.

"Unless the murderer is hiding right under our noses, is a local of Hong Kong, or even someone we are familiar with." Li Guodong said with a headache.

"Locals? That would make the scope of investigation very large. Where do we start?" Wang Qiang was even more worried. Under such circumstances, the investigation would undoubtedly be more complicated and difficult.

"Then let's not investigate." Li Guodong finally decided to take on everything on his own.

In the following days, the task force found that Li Guodong, the team leader, seemed no longer so active. He went to work on time and left work on time, like a normal office worker.

They all don’t know that Li Guodong has completely given up.

Li Guodong, like usual, came to the task force to rest his eyes... not to work. Suddenly, he saw a video. Jeff Green, a senior editor of Huaerjie Daily, suddenly recorded a video, saying that he had bribed Peng Chunyi to go to Heidaxia.

Jeff Green said that he has had nightmares recently. It seems that the Lord he believes in is punishing him for lying and for his evil deeds. So he is apologizing and hopes that the Lord will let him go to heaven because of his sincere apology...

The algorithm of short videos is based on the reading preferences of users. During this period, Li Guodong often searched for the Huaerjie Daily and the videos of Peng Chunyi and others jumping off the building. So Jeff Green's confession and jumping off the building video were pushed to him immediately.

"What's going on? How come someone from Huaerjie Daily also jumped?" Li Guodong was dumbfounded.

Now those who repent and jump off buildings have all gone from Hong Kong to the United States.

"Could it be that I was wrong before? Peng Chunyi and others were not killed by someone, but they really realized their mistakes and jumped on their own initiative." For a moment, Li Guodong began to doubt his life.

Jeff Green's video immediately caused a huge stir on the Eagle Sauce's social media platform.

The first to be hit was the Huaer Street Daily.

Many American netizens began to madly abuse the Wall Street Journal, saying that some Hong Kong media people had confessed before, but everyone still didn't believe that the Wall Street Journal was so bad, but now Jeff Green is also doing the same, which only shows that the Wall Street Journal is bad.

The social media page of the Flower Second Street Daily instantly became the target of public criticism, and the comment section was flooded with not only anger, but also disappointment and doubts.

A netizen named "Angel's Eyes" left a message: "I have always thought that the Hua Er Street Daily represents the conscience of the journalism industry. Now it seems that conscience has long been swallowed up by interests!" His sharp words quickly attracted countless likes and support.

Another netizen, He He Lao Xiong, was even more angry: "I used to be a loyal reader, but today, I deleted all subscriptions. Integrity is the life of the media, and they have obviously forgotten this." The words revealed deep disappointment.

There were many discussions on the Internet. In a corner of a cafe called "TT Cafe", two young people were discussing this topic enthusiastically.

"It's unbelievable that Jeff Green actually came out and admitted it himself!" The girl's name was Amy. She frowned and the hot steam from the coffee condensed into a thin layer of mist on her lenses.

"Yes, this is not only a personal stain on him, but also a fatal blow to the credibility of the entire Huaerjie Daily."

Her friend, a young man wearing glasses and a plaid shirt named Tom, stirred his coffee and said with emotion, "The media should be a beacon of truth, not a tool for creating lies."