American Comics: When the Police Comes to Knock on the Door

But one thing is strange. Judging from Torbett's reaction, Torbett did have nothing to do with Lemos' death. Wasn't Lemos investigating Torbett back then? Richard planned to press him again, he said : "You said you didn't kill Lemos, so why did Lemos die while investigating Crow? Since you didn't do anything wrong, why did D ask you to resign?"

Richard originally wanted to say "investigate you", but when he noticed the fluctuation in Torbett's eyes, he temporarily changed his words. With this change of words, he found that his thoughts became clear, but he was even more confused about the whole matter. .

The things Detective Lemos investigated during the Los Angeles riots may not only be police issues, but the object of his investigation may not be Torbett. Lemos should have caught a bigger fish along Crow's line.

But now there is one point, what role did Ulysses Crow play in Leonard's death? If Leonard really died in an accident, Crow had no need to bribe Torbett, but if it was not an accident, then Crow What are they covering up again? It's evidence of Crow's crime.

No, if it was to cover up his criminal evidence, Crowe could have fled before the investigation was launched. He was an international arms dealer, and he had the ability to escape before the investigation became clear. However, Crowe did not leave Los Angeles immediately. Instead, he used bribes To hinder the investigation, this is not like taking off your pants and farting.

Moreover, the FBI's attitude was also very confusing. Under the premise that even the detectives in D were suspicious, the FBI decided that Leonard died in an accident. This doesn't make sense.

Richard's main purpose now is to ask how Leonard died. Other things can be left alone. He plans to adjust the content of his conversation. But before he could continue to speak, Torbett burst out.

"It's all in Wakanda because I am the scapegoat for those niggas in Wakanda. I received some money, but I won't be fired. I, Tamar, am the scapegoat for those niggas. Now you know it." Get out, I don’t want to see you again”

I know what. Richard was a little confused. Wakanda Richard knows, but what does this have to do with Wakanda, why is it getting more and more messy.

"I don't understand what you mean. I won't leave until you understand."

"Believe it or not, I will shoot you if you don't leave."

"Come on, you have already killed a d policeman, and you want to kill another yd policeman. You have been a policeman for so many years. Do you deserve it? You say you have not made any mistakes, but you have been quibbling over whether you have received money or not. , but you know that everything you have now is your own fault. The victim's child is standing in front of you now, and you don't even dare to tell me an answer, you coward."

Torbett was speechless by what Richard said. He was choked and trembling all over. He wanted to refute, but Richard's heart-wrenching words were all truth. He wished he could really break this annoying person in front of him. But he was once a policeman, and he was an excellent policeman. Even if he was resigned because of his stain, he could not do anything to hurt Richard.

It was precisely because Richard saw this that he boldly used words to stimulate and force Torbett again and again.

Torbet suddenly calmed down. He looked into Richard's eyes and said: "I don't have the answer you want here. You can ask the niggas in Wakanda, but since you are unwilling to leave, then , let me go”

"do not"

Seeing the death wish in Torbet's eyes, all the hairs on Richard's body stood up. He shouted and rushed towards Torbet, but he was not as fast as a bullet.

"bang"

Torbett fired, not at Richard but at himself.

Torbett, committed suicide.

Seeing the blood spraying and the body lying on the ground, Richard was stunned, and then an extremely strong sense of guilt and self-blame came up.

Richard's sharp insight allowed him to grasp Torbet's pain points, and he used this to constantly stimulate Torbet in an attempt to obtain more information. He did succeed, but he miscalculated Torbet's Due to his special psychological endurance, he never thought that Torbett would commit suicide.

In fact, Torbet had long wanted to die. He had been living in pain. Death was a relief for him. The pistol he carried was the tool he had been preparing to use to commit suicide, but he had never been able to. Muster up the courage to commit suicide, but