Power of Money novel Chapter 377

There was a moment of silence in the office.

Corey then asked, "Do you want to say that Yennie wants to kill the river?"

Jason nodded.

"Well, in fact, I've received the news a long time ago. The information has always been in my hands, and it hasn't been handed over to Shawn for the time being."

Corey took out a portfolio from his briefcase and put it on the table.

"Riley, who sent Yennie to the capital from Nandu to take revenge, is arranged by her side. Her purpose is to take revenge on the Adolph lineage through her hands."

"Of course, she didn't expect Riley to succeed in the assassination. After all, she is not a professional killer. It is very difficult to assassinate a single person in such a complicated occasion."

"But she must want to use the help of Riley to draw out the murder case more than a decade ago, forcing Adolph and his son to take action. Only in this way can she find the clues she wants."

Jason listened to Corey's words in a daze.

Revenge? Acarbic? Yennie?

"Uncle, what murder case? Is it about Yennie?" Jason asked in confusion.

Corey smiled. "It seems that you still know nothing about Yennie."

In Jason's confused eyes, Corey opened the file bag on the table, in which there was an internal investigation result printed with the word "secret".

Time had passed by for a long time.

The paper had turned yellow, and 20 years had passed since the beginning of the record.

"This is a survey report on a car accident 20 years ago."

Corey said lightly as Jason browsed through the documents.

"The victim of the car accident was a twenty- nine- year- old woman. When she crossed the road, a driver's vehicle hit her because of the brake failure and died on the spot."

"After the police's investigation, the road was slippery on rainy days, and the truck was severely overloaded, leading to the failure of the brake system to stop in time, which led to this tragedy."

"But later, there was a witness to prove that the dead woman stayed on the side of the road for a long time. She rushed out because she saw the truck coming over. There was a possibility of suicide."

"But no matter what, this was an accident. At that time, the case had been closed, and 20 years had passed. The parties involved passed away, and the couples were missing. There was no possibility of further investigation."

Jason listened while reading the documents carefully.

Because it was an accident, there were all the evidence and evidence needed to be verified. The process of the case was very simple, and there were not too many complicated contents, and they had been seen through in a few eyes.

"The deceased Amanda..." Jason chewed on this name. "What's the relationship between her and Yennie?"

"It's mother and daughter," Corey said flatly.

"What?"

Jason stood up excitedly all of a sudden.

"The woman who was killed by the car was Yennie's mother?"