Chapter 564

But the plot didn't give the viewers a chance to continue guessing.

Following Will's question.

Jack also fell into memories.

"You don't have class today?"

Jack looked at Miriam, who walked into his office, and asked.

And the latter had a hint of restraint on her face.

Although she is a genius in criminal psychology.

But in the FBI, she is still just an intern.

Facing her unsmiling superior, Jack.

Miriam was still a bit nervous.

"Yes, sir, I just think this matter will be more important than the 'Exclusionary Rule of Search and Seizure' course."

"And I left a report here last night, I don't know if you saw it."

Facing Miriam's gaze.

Jack nodded.

"I saw it, but please go back to class."

"Feeling frustrated?"

"If so, you better be prepared, you will be frustrated often in the future."

Miriam had a bit of unwillingness on her face.

"You should at least take a careful look at my report!"

"I have looked at it."

"Any comments, sir??"

"My comment is that you shouldn't be here, but should go back to class and study the 'Good Faith Exception' clause."

Jack had a bit of seriousness on his face.

"You know very well that the points raised in your report violate confidentiality clauses. You shouldn't belittle what you've learned here."

But Miriam didn't think so.

Her face carried stubbornness.

"If the Chesapeake Ripper is a surgeon, then we need to check the medical records of all known victims!"

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"I know that without solid evidence, it's impossible to get a search warrant."

Miriam's expression was very determined.

But facing Miriam's bluntness.

Jack seemed to see the expression he wanted to see.

With a hint of playfulness on his face, he said pointedly:

"Without a search warrant, it's one thing for an intern to privately view private medical records."

"But it's another thing for a full-time employee to do so."

For a moment.

Miriam was stunned.

In front of the screen.

Countless viewers were also taken aback.

Jack's meaning....

Isn't it just asking Miriam, this intern, to privately view the medical records??

This hint... is too obvious....