In the eyes of the media, the story to be told was Mrs. Boland's story.

A talented white boy who is mentally and physically unhealthy was dragged into the trap by a Chinese classmate who only knew how to read.

A loving white mother for her son.

A good white brother who is there for his mother and younger brother.

A genius white boy who wants to save his family because his loving mother and good big brother made a mistake for him.

What kind of family is this where everyone is a villain?

This is clearly a family member!

The prosecutor actually wants to hold on to them all and prosecute them all. He usually treats the rich people with submissiveness, but strikes hard at ordinary people like them. This is really too much!

That is to say, when they came, many people were reminded in advance not to probe Chuck too much, let alone scold "one of their own", otherwise they would definitely include Chuck in this criticism.

no way!

Prosecutors who work in this profession must accept the supervision of public opinion, and they deserve to be scolded if they do not do well!

The scolding is also to make prosecutors grow.

But Detective Chuck is different. His company has shares in various media companies and is one of the important shareholders. Of course, he has to give him face and won't mention it if he can.

Fortunately, this is also a specialty of journalists like them.

There are always all kinds of weird and weird ways to praise your own people, without criticizing them or simply keeping silent or not mentioning them.

Fight hard against those who are not yours, freedom of speech, objectivity and fairness.

As for the Chinese genius Tim Chang, who was supposed to be the protagonist of the case and incident, and was shot innocently, and what should be right and wrong?

The Lord doesn't care, so of course no one cares.

District Attorney's Office.

"Oh, the city is full of storms."

District Attorney Adam Schiffer kept rubbing his temples, a mask of pain on his face.

As an elected district attorney, public opinion trends had the greatest impact on him. Even though he had chosen to be in the same boat as Chuck, he stepped out of his comfort zone and was blown away by the storm.

"We have solid evidence!"

Executive Assistant U.S. Attorney Ben Stone comforted his boss and close friend.

"If only it were that simple."

District Attorney Adam Schiffer complained: "The world has never been a simple and clear mathematical problem like one plus one equals two. Detective Chuck doesn't understand, no, he understands but doesn't care, but don't we understand that we don't care?

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Although it was the same ship, he was shaken to death by the storm, but Chuck was on top of the ship, just on the same ship with him in terms of longitude and latitude, but the Z-axis was as high as the atmosphere, even on the space station, where

Do you care about the storm on the ship?

"Chuck is doing the right thing, and so are we."

"There's always pressure to do things," said Executive Assistant Prosecutor Ben Stone, laughing.

"Detective Chuck is indeed right, but the pressure brought by this kind of correctness, I feel that I can't bear it for a long time."

District Attorney Adam Schiffer's painfully masked face showed some anticipation: "Fortunately, this right should not be limited to New York, and I am not the kind of person who is exclusive.

I have recently been asking around the country whether there are more correct cases like this, hoping that people all over the United States will be able to share the rain and dew of this divine detective who can bring them absolute correctness and justice."

"You're going to do this?"

Executive Assistant Prosecutor Ben Stone was stunned for a moment, and then looked at his boss and friend dumbfounded, deeply admiring each other's wisdom.

"What else can I do besides doing this?"

District Attorney Adam Schiffer smiled wryly and spread his hands.

You can't afford to offend him, and you can't hide from him. You can only try your best to draw Detective Chuck's attention outside of New York. You can't always let him admit to the absolute pressure brought by this kind of absolute justice, right?

Why?

"I don't think Chuck would say no."

Executive Assistant Prosecutor Ben Stone thought for a while and said with a smile: "He actually doesn't care where the case is. As long as you find something he is interested in, I believe he will go there, and then you can relax."

They were wise and took the initiative to understand how to reduce the intense pressure they were burdened with because of Chuck while following him.

But the situation of Tim Chang's family is very bad.

A storm of public opinion also swept them.

Those upper-class elites still pay attention to some respectability and only use invisible discrimination to make you speechless. But the people at the bottom don't care about this at all and directly use violence against the victims.

The storefront had been vandalized, splashed with graffiti at night.

The so-called White Tiger Gang in Chinatown turned a blind eye to these people who rushed to their territory and acted recklessly, as if they never existed.

Tim Chang's sister and mother were trembling and were immediately taken away from Chinatown by Chuck.

"After the case is over, you don't have to worry whether you want to live somewhere else or return to your country."

Chuck said to Chang's sister who was afraid and hesitant.

Tim Chang's sister has also left Chinatown. She has never lived in Chinatown before. Naturally, she is the kind of smart person who moves out as soon as she can.

Smart people naturally think too much and are prone to compromise.

Even if it involves his own brother who was innocently killed.

She will work hard if she can help her brother seek justice.

But if the situation is absolutely irresistible, she will not persist.
Chapter completed!