Twins in Her Womb (Bianca and Luke Crawford novel) novel Chapter 2851

In the face of the skepticism from the other officers on duty, a shadow of unease clouded Francis' countenance. He was aware that they had misunderstood. He picked up the memory card and said, "Let’s see what's inside this to find out the answer. It’s all written in the letter. So, put away your filthy thoughts and read the letter before you say anything."

The other police officers gathered around when they heard what he said.

One of them, who wore gloves, held the letter, and the others stood around him, briefly going through the words on the paper before turning around to look at the woman.

The police officers were all on the same page, their thoughts aligned.

If what the letter said was true, they might have another person to interrogate this time.

Soon, the officers on duty started to take action.

Mandy, who was still unconscious, was immediately taken by an ambulance to the hospital and sent to the detention ward for examination. Two officers on duty accompanied her and stood guard at the hospital.

Meanwhile, at the police station, after Francis waited for the chief police officer to arrive, he handed him the memory card.

"Is this the evidence?" asked the police chief as he looked at the memory card. Francis had briefly explained the situation to him while he was on his way to the police station.

"Yes, we haven't checked it yet. We were waiting for you," replied Francis. This matter involved Jack Norman. He dared not to handle it himself. Hence, he waited for the police chief to return before taking any further action.

The police chief handed the memory card to a young police officer and instructed, "Copy the contents."

"Yes, Sir," replied the young officer before he immediately went to carry out his instructions.

"Brown, let's go and check the surveillance," the police chief said to Francis, pointing at the surveillance room. The area surrounding the police station was a veritable haven for surveillance equipment, with cameras stationed at every corner.

Someone had dumped a person at the entrance of the police station, and by looking at the surveillance footage, they should be able to find out who did it.

That was what the police chief thought. Therefore, he led Francis to the police station's surveillance room.

The moment they asked the officer on duty to pull up the footage, the police chief could not help but frown.

Francis also exclaimed in surprise, "Chief, the other party covered the license plate. Perhaps we can find their final destination if we follow the surveillance all the way."

The police chief clenched his fist and watched as the black car sped by. He could not help but murmur, "How cunning."

Francis nodded in agreement. He had a feeling that the other party's careful planning might make it difficult for them to track them.

Although A City was a bustling metropolis, there were still blind spots in surveillance coverage everywhere.

If they drove the car to a blind spot in the surveillance and then switched vehicles or simply left A City, it would be challenging to track them.

The other party would have taken every possible precaution to avoid investigation.

The police chief patted the officer on duty and said, "Track the vehicle all the way and see where they're headed."

"Yes, Sir," replied the officer on duty.

Just then, the police chief's phone vibrated. He glanced at it and said, "Brown, come with me. Let's go to my office."

"Yes, Chief." Francis reckoned that the contents inside the memory card had already been extracted.

The two of them walked into the police chief's office. The young police officer saw them and respectfully said, "Chief, there are two audio clips in the memory card, and they've been copied to your computer."

"Good. We'll hand the memory card over to the judicial department and let them see if they can find any useful evidence," said the police chief. The evidence he was talking about was referring to something like fingerprints.

"Yes, Sir!" The young police officer saluted and left the police chief's office.