Chapter 191 Bar
Until now, Yorks was certain that Gregory and Chris had probably been waiting for his call.

So I followed the clues and asked him to come over and assign things to him.

"Don't forget, I'm still on vacation and don't have the power to enforce the law," York said.

Chris smiled and said, "Of course, it's something that doesn't require law enforcement power."

York looked at Gregory: "So?"

Gregory gave the answer: "We want you to follow Jonathan and see what he does during the time when his wife disappears."

York's mouth twitched: "That's it?"

Gregory nodded. "Until the results of the forensic department come out, before we interview the missing person's parents and start the investigation, this is all we can do."

At this point, Gregory smiled and said, "We are busy with the above matters, so we can't split ourselves into two. This job can only be given to you, who is the most idle at the moment. You are freer than us and have more time."

York said speechlessly: "Is our newly formed Fourth Squadron so short of people?"

Gregory and Chris looked at each other.

Gregory said honestly, "We are short of them. We are very short of them. There are only five people in the squadron, including the three of us, Shesky, who you just met, and a logistics officer."

York shook his head and stood up from the sofa: "It seems that I have fallen into your trap."

Chris, who was sitting on the sofa, stood up and said with a smile, "This team has just been established, and it will definitely be improved slowly in the future."

"I can help you."

York nodded and said, "But don't hide anything about this case from me."

Gregory said helplessly: "You are a member of our team. Can we hide it from you? When the time comes, the information about this case will be sent to your private mailbox in the form of a file."

"Who knows? After all, I haven't started the job yet." York shrugged indifferently, and then continued speaking in the speechless eyes of Gregory and Chris.

"Besides this, if this case is successfully closed before I join the company, will I get a share of the bonus?"

In fact, Yorks doesn’t care whether there is a bonus or not. What he cares about is whether the system will issue attribute points as a reward when the case is closed for the first time he officially participates in the case.

He had been trying to figure it out before, and he felt that the awarding of this reward depended not only on luck but also on the completion of a case.

As for what is the degree of completion, in York's opinion, the case must have its own existence and the degree of one's own involvement must be deep.

But he didn't know whether this was the case. In short, York felt that the system was a bit arbitrary.

"Do you want me to give you my share?" Gregory said expressionlessly, "Or, should I pay you a salary every day?"

"Well, it's just a joke." York said, "Of course, you have to pay for my meals, but you won't let me work for nothing, right?"

Hearing this, Greg and Chris nodded: "OK! We will even pay you a salary.

Well, the private ones may be rare, don’t be disgusted, we all have a family to support.”
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After confirming what I was going to do, I finished my lunch together and played with Lisha and Plum for a while.
Yorks took a copy of the latest information about the case from Gregory, making sure he was in sync with Gregory and the others, lest the system miss the case. This was the first time he was officially involved in a case, not just wandering around like a patrolman.

Yorks sat in the F150 Ford Raptor and waved to Gregory who was driving by and waving, watched him and Chris go to the scene, and then took out relevant documents from the file bag in his hand.

This not only includes the progress of the case and the information currently available, but also the personal files of the missing person Sinovi and her husband Yonatan.

The document in his hand was Jonathan's personal file, which showed that this guy came from an ordinary family and had lived in a slum-like environment since he was a child, so he had been hanging around on the streets and doing many odd jobs.

What is worth commending is that this guy worked odd jobs while obtaining a bachelor's degree through community college, and even went on to a decent university to continue his studies and eventually graduated.

After reading the document, Yorks gave Jonathan the character of a hard-working boy, but because he had been on the streets before, he knew some art of conversation and how to interact with people.

Judging from the TV, Jonathan is quite handsome. Although not extremely handsome, he is at least handsome enough to be unrecognizable in a crowd.

"Based on the appearance of the parents on the Sinovi TV and the clothes they wore, the missing person should have a very good background."

Yorks took Sinovi's personal file and found that his guess was confirmed.

Xinowei's family is upper-middle class, and the parents on TV opened a company.

"Interesting." Yorks looked at Sinovi's information and subconsciously glanced at her head shot.

In his opinion, she has the gentle temperament of a writer, but her appearance is just average.

Despite this, Sinovi's resume is quite outstanding. She graduated from Harvard University, has many degrees, has published a series of best-selling books, and her net worth has long exceeded the million level and is heading towards tens of millions.

"A typical mismatch." Yorks turned his head left and right to take a look at the two personal files in front of him.

York picked up Jonathan's personal file and continued to look at it carefully.

To be honest, York was very curious about how Jonathan, who was obviously more than one class lower than him, could get a wife like Sinovi.

But he was just curious about how they got together. As for whether they were happy during their marriage, he didn't want to know. Instead, a piece of information on Jonathan's profile attracted his attention.

In addition to teaching painting at a community college, Jonathan also owns a bar, which was said to be opened for him by Sinovi.

The point is, Jonathan was indeed in this bar all night, and didn't come back until midnight tonight. He finally discovered that his wife was missing and then called the police.

Gregory personally confirmed this, Jonathan was indeed in the bar that night, and both the camera and witnesses could prove that Jonathan had an alibi.

"Bar?" Yorks raised his eyebrows subconsciously and temporarily took note of the bar called Death&Co.

He inexplicably imagined a picture from the Death&Co bar.

A writer felt that he needed to find some fun in life so he went to a bar, and eventually he met a hunter wandering among the crowd. They eventually fell in love and got married.

Thinking of this, York put the couple's personal files aside and continued to search in the file bag.

(End of this chapter)