Silicon Valley

(I wrote two chapters to change my taste. I wanted to extend it. Since everyone doesn't like it, I won't write more...)

Skynet is sparse but not leaking, and the traces of arson in abandoned factories are very obvious. In addition, passersby heard gunshots as they drove by. Taken together, the police determined that this was most likely a murder case, first shot and then set on fire to destroy the body. Later, after a thorough investigation, the police found the remains of the victim.

It's just that the corpse has been burned almost, and it is impossible to tell who it is. But the police found a clue under the body. They found two bloodstained letters L.C.

"This is the abbreviation of Lincoln Street? Did the victim want to tell us that the man who killed him lived on Lincoln Street?" the police analyzed.

"It was probably a pick-up truck through the traces of the car left outside the factory! It was about 10 am when passersby heard the gunshots. Came here from Lincoln Avenue at pick-up speed. , it takes about an hour, then, the murderer is very likely to set off before 9 o'clock in the morning!"

Police Officer Patton immediately shouted, "Immediately send someone to the entrance and exit of Lincoln Street to investigate whether a light truck was seen driving out of Lincoln Street before 9 a.m. on December 29!"

"Yes!!"

...

Three hours later, a young policeman excitedly said to Officer Patton: "Officer Patton, after our investigation, there is indeed a light truck coming out of Lincoln Street!"

"Have you recorded the license plate number?"

"Remember, it's XXXXX!" the police replied, "We found out the identity of the owner of the car through the license plate number!"

"Well, go on!" Barton said solemnly.

"The owner's name is Colliver, full name is Jim Colliver, and he lives at 208 Lincoln Avenue."

"Jim Colliver?" Barton thought for a moment, then suddenly exclaimed, "Oh, I know him! This guy has been in prison before and is a repeat offender. I heard he seems to be a middleman now, selling for others. swag!"

"Yes, Officer Patton, what you said is exactly what we investigated!"

Barton acted decisively and ordered: "Apply to the bureau for a search warrant and arrest warrant immediately!"

"Yes!!!"

...

Cliff stared at the small silver box for a long time. Now, things are getting bigger and bigger, and there are even several murders. Now if the box is taken out for trading, it is very dangerous! Of course, he can also take the invitation out of the box, and then trade with the rich. However, he was still a little uneasy.

dong dong dong!

"Mr. Clifford, my computer is broken. Can I borrow yours? It's only for a while, not even five minutes. I want to upload some photos to Facebook."

Colliver saw his neighbor Matthew Marcus through the doorway, no doubt he was there, Colliver opened the door, "Okay, you come in."

As soon as the door opened, several policemen swooped over and immediately grabbed Clover and pressed him to the ground.

"The first team took him to the police station, and the second team searched!"

"Yes!!!"

"Mr. Clover, this is a search warrant and an arrest warrant. We suspect that you are involved in a murder case, please come with us!" Barton turned his head and said coldly to Clover.

When Cliff heard the words, his face was pale, his limbs were weak, and his whole body went limp.

...

After Colliver was caught, confronted with evidence, he confessed that he killed Clark Benson and set fire to the abandoned factory.

"Officer Patton, Clark Benson deserved what he deserved. He robbed the jewelry store and killed two employees in the store, and then he killed my brother!"

"Your brother is the dead thief?"

"Yes!"

"Very well, it seems that there are a lot of things we don't know." Barton said coldly, "Jim Colliver, please tell me everything you know!"

"Okay, Mr. Barton, don't worry, I'll tell you the truth!"

"Don't let it fall at all!"

"Um..." Clifford nodded in response. Then began to talk about the cause and effect of the incident. Ten minutes later, Clifford's face became more and more sad, and he blamed himself with a choked voice: "It's all my fault, if I wasn't greedy, I wouldn't take on the task of stealing invitations for the rich, my brother. It won't be a tragic death! It's all my fault, all my fault!!!"

Seeing Colliver's appearance, Barton couldn't help shaking his head, "An ordinary invitation letter caused two people to die and one to go to jail. Alas, it's really embarrassing..." He asked, "Curley F, do you know which rich man asked you to steal the invitation letter?"

Colliver wiped his tears and shook his head, "I don't know, but this rich man seems to have a grudge against Mr. Franklin, otherwise why would he want me to steal the invitation letter from Franklin's hand. Perhaps, Franklin I once laughed at him for not having an invitation..."

Patton nodded to show his understanding, then stood up and walked out of the interrogation room.

"Go find out who the rich man is!" Patton said to a young police officer.

"Yes!"

The young police officer then questioned Franklin. Franklin said that he laughed at many people, more than one or two, and he didn't know who it was.

In this regard, the police are very helpless. The rich have a strong team of lawyers and high status, and the police don't want to oppose them, so the matter is over. But Clifford was eventually sentenced to 40 years in prison for murder. At the age of 30 or 40, he was almost in prison for life.

The New York Police Department then held a press conference to announce the case to the public: "After the unremitting efforts of the New York police, the '12.25' case finally came to light,..."

As soon as the news came out, the whole country was in an uproar! ! !

The twists and turns of things are very shocking. The vicious robber Clark Benson is really frightening. He is extremely murderous. He not only killed two employees of the jewelry store, but also killed the thief. Fortunately, the thief's brother succeeded in revenge in the end. The people are screaming to kill!

However, what is unexpected is that behind this case, there is actually a significant connection with the invitation letter from SpaceX. It can be said that the death of the thief, the death of the robber, and the imprisonment of the thief's brother are all directly linked to the invitation letter. Without this invitation, nothing after that would have happened. Maybe the robber can still get away with it!

At the same time, people have to be surprised that a millionaire is willing to offer $250,000 to steal the box containing the invitations from Franklin's home.

Oh god, is an invitation worth $250,000? ! !

"12.25" caused a sensation in the United States, and almost all media reported it, and the front page of the newspaper must be "12.25".

The matter of the $250,000 invitation letter naturally spread all over the United States. For a time, the rich in the United States scrambled to be proud of having an invitation letter from SpaceX, while the rich without an invitation letter would be despised. It didn't take long for a rich man to publicly announce that he would spend $1 million to buy an invitation from SpaceX! However, no rich man was willing to sell it to him.

This kind of thing doesn’t just happen in the United States. There are rich people around the world who want to buy invitations. SpaceX’s invitations have become a symbol of status and status.

If there is no "12.25" happening, perhaps people will think that the rich buy an invitation letter at a high price is purely stupid ~ coercion. But now it's different, who would think $250,000 to buy SpaceX's invitation to be stupid?

What the rich want is face, $250,000 is nothing, eat a meal, play casually, play cards or something, $250,000 is gone.

The rich are having a party now, just ask, do you have a SpaceX invitation?

Uh, if you say no, then the price will drop!

After Henry heard the news, he couldn't help shaking his head, not knowing whether to laugh or cry...

(Two changes today, sorry. PS: 12·25, the date is wrong, the content has been changed, but the title cannot be changed.)

(To be continued ~^~)