Chapter 121: Where is the Camera?

Translator: Simple MTL Editor: Simple MTL

“What?”

Hearing someone ask, Judy spoke again. “His name is Keenley. He is indeed a police officer of the San Francisco Police Department, but according to the police system, he died five years ago.”

What?!

“Could it be that he just looks like him?” asked Willy.

Judy shook her head and said, “Impossible. Even twins can recognize faces. The comparison can’t be wrong. Moreover, the definition of the death broadcast is too high, so there is no possibility of the photo being blurred and causing errors. He is Keenley.”

“Can he resurrect the dead?!”

“How is that possible? What are you thinking? Either Keenley isn’t dead at all, or the Death Judge disguised himself as Keenley with technology that we can’t imagine!” Hart said. As a trace expert, he knew more about this than others.

“What kind of technology can disguise someone as the same person?”

“Have you seen a movie? It’s that kind of 3D printed human face mask. Although this technology was available during the Cold War, it’s very crude. It can’t achieve the same effect as in the movie. Its practicality is very poor,” Hart explained, then, he took a look at the information Judy found on Keenley and continued.

“If this Keenley is a Death Inquisitor in disguise, then the technology he has is beyond our imagination. Not only does his face look like a person, from the live broadcast just now, but even his height and build are also almost exactly the same.”

“What if this person is Keenley?”

“If that’s the case, then it’s even more terrifying. The person who died’five years ago has become the Death Inquisitor’s person, and his live broadcast only started last month. It’s an unimaginable ability to lay out a plan!”

“Could Keenley be the Death Inquisitor himself?”

“That’s not very likely. Keenley’s grades weren’t outstanding when he was in school, and the Death Inquisitor couldn’t have let us discover his true identity so easily.”

“No matter what, it seems that the Death Inquisitor’s ability is more terrifying than we thought.” Ross shook his head, sighed, and said, “Hurry up and contact the San Francisco Police to chase after the prison van.”

When they heard this, they were a little silent. Looking at the crowd, Ross also understood why they wanted the five animals to die, and the only one who could do that was the Death Inquisitor. They did not want to prevent this matter from happening. Moreover, this matter happened in San Francisco, and it was not their place to interfere.

Ross could not help but sigh. The influence of the Death Inquisitor had already penetrated so deeply into their police force, not to mention its prestige among the ordinary people. After this matter was over, the Death Inquisitor would probably win the support of all the American people.

Thinking of this, Ross continued, “Don’t forget your identity and position! Moreover, if the Death Inquisitor was so easily caught, we would have caught him long ago.”

Hearing this, the crowd reacted.

“The trial has already ended. I’ll go and contact Victor,” Loggins immediately said. As the first police officer to be pulled into the Death Inquisitor’s live broadcast and be severely humiliated, he really wanted to catch the Inquisitor.

He was not like Judy and Monica, who were almost fans of the Death Inquisitor. On the contrary, because he was dragged into the live broadcast, he hated the Death Inquisitor very much. It was only because of his sense of justice just now that he could not bear to see such an animal like him continue to live.

Loggins took out his cell phone to make a call. The crowd continued to watch the live broadcast of the Death Inquisitor on the big screen.

At this moment, the scene in the live broadcast room did not follow the movement of the prison van. Instead, it was above the entrance of the court, overlooking the protest crowd.

“The feeling of this live broadcast is really different. It’s not in a small, dark room. Instead, it’s in an open place with plenty of sunlight. The camera doesn’t seem to be focused. The prison van has already left, but it’s still recording the protest crowd’s scene. What’s so good about this? Other television channels can also see this.” Judy pouted as she complained.

When he heard this, Ross widened his eyes and said in surprise, “Judy, you’re really a genius! Why didn’t I think of it!”

“What are you talking about, team leader?” Judy said in confusion and praised herself. “But I’m really a genius!”

Ross took a deep breath and calmed his excitement, then he looked at the screen and said, “I always felt that something was wrong. I thought it was because Harriman got into the prison van, but after the problem with Keenley was solved, I still felt that something was wrong. Judy’s words reminded me. Look.”

Ross pointed at the big screen and continued, “This live broadcast is not in a closed black room, but in the sunny outside world. Then, the question is, where is the Death Inquisitor’s camera?”

Hearing this, everyone suddenly revealed a look of horror. When Harriman was escorted out of the court by the police, and when Keane suggested that they take the prison bus, the camera footage had been following Harriman all along!

This was not something that could be done by hacking into the surrounding cameras!

The scariest thing was that Harriman and the surrounding police did not seem to notice the existence of the cameras at all!

Everything that happened in Zero Major Crimes Unit was within Jack’s expectations. However, if he were to see everyone’s performance here, he would probably still laugh out loud. The reason why the police around Harriman couldn’t see the cameras was naturally because of the system’s power. The camera equipment given by the system itself was invisible. They had already walked in the wrong direction of analysis.

“Could it be…could it be that the Death Inquisitor is a ghost?” Judy said in a trembling voice, and then suddenly shouted again. “Too cool!”

Everyone shook their heads helplessly.

“I think you have read too many manga.” Ross sighed, and then said with a puzzled look, “No one around has noticed the camera. How did he do it?”

“There are too many mysteries on the Death Inquisitor. One more won’t be enough,” Monica said with a twinkle in her eyes.

At this time, a police car moved on the big screen, and the live broadcast was switched to the police car.

“It’s Victor!” Loggins saw the person sitting in the police car in the picture and continued, “I just told him the news!”

“Call him again!” Ross said hurriedly.

“Okay.”

The call was quickly connected.

“Loggins? What else is there?”

Ross said, “Use your cell phone to turn on the live broadcast of death.”

Victor took the cell phone of the police officer beside him and said to the phone, “Okay, so there’s a prison car in the live broadcast of death.” Victor was suddenly stunned. In the live broadcast of death, he saw himself.

The stunned Victor instantly reacted and looked in the direction of the camera. In the eyes of the crowd, it looked as if Victor was looking at him. Everyone felt a sense of horror.

Ross slowly said, “Is there?”

In the screen, Victor did not move at all. If there wasn’t the scene of the police cars rapidly retreating on both sides of the street, it would be as if time had stopped at that moment.

After a moment of silence, Victor said, “No. Your opponent is too terrifying.”

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