A Ph.D.

"He's not a law enforcement officer, so what's the use of working with him?"

Agent Booth couldn't help but sneered.

"ha!"

Best friend Angela immediately laughed: "Although Dr. Wolfe is not a law enforcement officer, do you really think that after Bones cooperates with him, you still need to consider whether there are law enforcement officers to help?"

"..."

Agent Booth was speechless.

As the most famous consultant in the bureau, unless they are old-timers who don't care about their work at all, who would not know the name of Dr. Chuck Wolf!

"Indeed not."

Zach answered without blinking: "Dr. Wolfe is a consultant to many law enforcement agencies, and the FBI works directly with the BAU. Spencer often shows off to me about their work together. It seems that I will also have the opportunity in the future.

I told him, it’s great!”

"Dr. Chuck Wolf is really awesome."

Dr. Jack Huggins, who has always been proud and deeply believes in conspiracy theories, nodded: "Not long ago he sent both the female senator and her congressman father to prison."

"If I catch them, I will also send them to jail. This is the most basic issue of fair law enforcement."

Agent Booth said unconvinced.

"I'm not finished yet."

Dr. Jack Huggins looked at him: "Sending them in is indeed awesome, but what's even more awesome is that after offending a family of politicians, billionaires, and transnational criminal groups, he is still alive and well. This is the best thing."

Awesome!"

"That's because we, the law enforcement officers, are protecting this country."

Agent Booth shook his head: "This is truly commendable."

"Yes, it is precisely because of your protection that Commander Lincoln and Commander Kennedy have so much imagination."

Dr. Jack Huggins scoffed.

"What did you say?"

Agent Booth was instantly furious, went over and grabbed Dr. Jack Huggins by the collar.

"Let go!"

Dr. Bones scolded: "This is our laboratory, not your FBI boxing room."

Agent Booth had veins popping out on his forehead, but he finally let go, turned around and walked away.

"what happened to him?"

Zach was puzzled.

"Because I touched his sore spot."

Dr. Jack Huggins rubbed his chest and explained with a smile: "His surname was Booth, and the assassin who assassinated Commander Lincoln and blew up the Commander's head more than a hundred years ago was named John Booth."

"OMG!"

Best friend Angela exclaimed: "Booth's ancestor is actually that John Booth?"

"Yes."

Dr. Jack Huggins nodded and said with a smile: "You can't hide anything from me. He is a direct descendant of John Booth."

"Isn't it right?"

Zucker questioned: "If that's the case, how did he pass the FBI background check and become an FBI special agent in Washington, DC?"

Civil servants in any country are subject to background checks. A person like Agent Booth, whose ancestor was responsible for assassinating Lincoln, the greatest president in American history, is theoretically impossible to enter a government agency, let alone

Not to mention that the FBI is the largest law enforcement agency in the United States. It still performs duties in the capital. It is a position with a certain probability of protecting the commander-in-chief.

"good question!"

Dr. Jack Huggins smiled meaningfully: "You have asked the most critical point, yes, how does someone like him pass the FBI background check? The answer is, don't look at what they are saying, but look at it.

Look what they did."

"What's the meaning?"

Zach has a superior IQ, and his emotional intelligence, according to the world of American TV series, is very low, and he is relatively slow to respond to the world.

"In the eyes of ordinary people, John Booth may be an unpardonable person."

Dr. Jack Huggins explained: "But in the eyes of some people, he is the most trustworthy loyal minister in this country. He defended the true 'freedom' of this country with a gun. The influence of most ordinary people is far away."

It is far inferior to that small group of people, so his descendants will naturally not fail the background check."

"alright."

Dr. Bones was also stunned for a while, but she knew that Dr. Jack Huggins liked to throw out all kinds of conspiracy theories. She already had a certain immunity. She shook her head and said Jack Huggins

The doctor put these conspiracy theories behind him: "Stop talking about these things, let's focus on the corpse and listen to her grievances as much as possible."

Agent Booth walked outside the laboratory and took off his tie irritably, his face looking gloomy and scary.

Today's series of troubles had made him unable to control his temper, and Dr. Jack Huggins came to poke his biggest worry again.

If it weren't for his good self-control, he would have fought each other with fists.

"Are you OK?"

I don't know how long it took, but Dr. Bones came out and glanced at him: "We have already reached a preliminary conclusion. Do you want to go in and take a look? If you have no objection, we can invite Dr. Chuck Wolf to come over and handle the case together.

"

"fine."

Agent Booth laughed at himself: "I think starting from today, I will never lose my temper again, because nothing will be worse than what I encountered before..."

At this moment, his cell phone rang. After he answered the call, his face, which had calmed down, became ugly again. After hanging up the phone, he swore: "You must be joking!"

"Any questions?"

Dr. Bones asked curiously.

"No problem, in fact you should be satisfied."

Agent Booth said coldly: "The Chuck Wolf who you are thinking about so much doesn't need you to take the initiative to find him. He came here by himself. At the invitation of the Ellers, he took over my case!"

"Which case?"

Dr. Bones' eyes lit up: "Don't tell me it's the disappearance of the female assistant related to Senator Bethlehem?"

"……how do you know?"

Agent Booth was stunned.

"You'll know when you come in."

Dr. Bones did not answer directly, but walked in with a little surprise on his expression.

"This is?"

Agent Booth followed in and looked at a three-dimensional projection of a woman in mid-air. When he saw the other person's face clearly, his expression changed drastically.

"That's right!"

Dr. Bones nodded and said: "Angela used the skeleton we repaired and programmed the computer to project a three-dimensional projection of the human body that fits the skeleton. It is the poor missing girl Corio Eller who is said to be related to the Senator from Bethlehem."

"This is impossible!"

Agent Booth was unwilling to accept it, as if he had seen a ghost.

He had just learned from Colonel Ted Eller that Chuck had taken over the case. Dr. Bones and the others had just been talking about wanting to cooperate with Chuck. But the next moment, the poor girl who had been missing for almost two years was revealed.

, the corpses appeared, or did he personally lead people to dig them out?

"Dr. Huggins has verified that the body stayed in the river for one summer and two winters, which matches the time of Corio Eller's disappearance. The conclusion I inferred from the body, the age of the victim and his habit of playing tennis,

It also matches her, we are conducting further DNA testing, but the results should not be wrong."

Dr. Bones explained it again and couldn't help but glance at his best friend.

"Honey, what's wrong?"

Angela is very sensitive to her best friend's gaze.

"He is the person in charge of this case."

Dr. Bones glanced at Agent Booth, and then continued a little strangely: "And I just learned that Dr. Wolfe was invited by the victim's parents to take over this case."

"OMG!"

Angela exclaimed in surprise: "You and Dr. Chuck Wolf are so destined... This is simply God's will! I think the male protagonist of your next book will really change! That's great!

"

Agent Booth's face turned pale.
To be continued...