"I'm indebted to the governor, and I can't let anything happen to him. As for my mother, I can only say sorry," the bodyguard said.
"Who asked you to frame Governor Zhou?" the interrogator asked.
"I don't know, because he was wearing a cap and a mask when he found me. I only know that he was a man, about 1.8 meters tall. His figure is similar to mine," the bodyguard said.
"How did he find you?" the interrogator asked.
"Three days ago, I had a day off, so I went to the countryside to visit my mother. As soon as I returned to the village, I was blocked by a man wearing a cap and a mask. He told me why he came. I was worried that he would hurt my mother, so I agreed," the bodyguard said. The bodyguard said, "Then, last night in the middle of the night, when everyone was asleep, I put the things in the governor's study."
Three days ago, the bodyguard did have a day off and went to the countryside to visit his mother, but it was a lie that he was blocked by a man wearing a cap and a mask.
There were no surveillance cameras on that road anyway, so the bodyguard could say whatever he wanted.
"Do you mean that you secretly put the things in Governor Zhou's study when everyone was asleep last night?" the interrogator asked.
"Yes," the bodyguard said.
"But Governor Zhou said that he took the things out of the cabinet this morning, and he didn't see them at all," the interrogator said.
Hearing that, the bodyguard's heart skipped a beat, and he didn't know what to say all of a sudden. "Maybe Governor Zhou didn't see them."
Although he said that, he didn't sound confident at all. After all, what he said was a lie, so he felt so stressed that he almost couldn't breathe.
"Since you said that you put the things in the cabinet, tell me, which cabinet did you put them in?" the interrogator asked.
"It was dark at that time, and I didn't dare to turn on the light, so I used the dim light from my phone screen to light it up. I casually opened a cabinet in a hurry, put them down, and left, so I don't know which cabinet they are in," the bodyguard said. However, the more he said, the less confident he was, because he didn't follow them when they went to check the cabinet, so he didn't know which cabinet they were in, or whether they were put together or separately.
"Are you saying that he put everything in a random cabinet and left?" the interrogator asked.
The interrogator's rhetorical question made the bodyguard even more uneasy. Were those things all placed in one cabinet or were they separated? How was he supposed to answer? If he answered incorrectly, he would be exposed.
"What? You don't even remember this? " The interrogator asked when the man didn't answer right away. He knew that the man didn't know whether those things were put together or not, so he was afraid that he would answer the wrong question.
The bodyguard clenched his teeth. He had no choice but to take the risk. "Yes, I put them all in a cabinet."
If he were to say that they were separated and he had to say where they were placed, he would not know how to answer.
"Are you sure?" the interrogator asked.
The bodyguard's heart was thumping. He already had a premonition that something bad was going to happen. He wasn't sure, but he didn't know whether to put them together or separately.
Seeing that the bodyguard was silent, the interrogator did not continue asking. "Okay, your answer is full of loopholes. You didn't put it there at all. You didn't even do your homework, but you still want to be the scapegoat. "
It was obvious that this bodyguard was here to take the blame for Zhou Litao, but he didn't do his homework, so his answer was full of loopholes.
Therefore, the bodyguard was also detained because of his behavior and committed the crime of covering up for someone else.
The next morning, the news that Zhou Litao had secretly hidden gold, silver, jewelry, two guns, and two kilograms of drugs was spread all over the country.
Most people believed that it was true that Zhou Litao had secretly hidden gold, silver, jewelry, two guns, and two kilograms of drugs.
Many people believed that there were few good people in the government, so even if you weren't greedy, others would say that you were. In addition, the police had already found the stolen goods in your house. Therefore, no one doubted it.
Only a few important officials didn't believe it completely. They believed that Zhou Litao might really be framed. Although they didn't find any evidence, there were not many pieces of evidence left behind.
Although it was only a guess, everyone was smart enough to think that it was possible.
However, it was just a guess. Because there was no evidence, no one dared to say it out loud. If they did, it would cause trouble.
Gu Ning let Song Wenxuan deal with it by himself. She would leave for Aocheng City in three or four days, so it was time for her to go back to the capital.
Although she didn't know whether Leng Shaoting could come back and go to Aocheng City with her, she had to go there no matter what.
If Leng Shaoting could come back, he would be back in a few days.
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