It couldn't be helped. A tycoon who was willing to spend so much money on a subordinate was much more adorable than capitalists who were calculating how to deduct their subordinates' salaries.
That way, as long as Xiao Ba's father was comfortable in prison, the donation of two million wouldn't run away.
Rich people who were willing to spend money deserved respect.
After they left the prison, Xiao Ba wanted to say something to express his gratitude, but Luke interrupted him with a wave of his hand. "It's always easier to do good things without any worries. Just think of it as a team-building activity."
Xiao Ba was lost for words. I've never heard of such a team-building activity.
He didn't say it out loud, but he was more grateful than ever.
Of course, Lord Wei and Luke were basically the same.
Lord Wei had solved the main problem, and Luke had solved the details, but that didn't mean that Luke had done less. Instead, it showed how meticulous he was.
Of course, Luke had done it on purpose.
He didn't expect Xiao Ba to listen to everything, but at the very least, he couldn't blindly follow Lord Wei.
Lord Wei could be the leader of the team, but Luke had to have a certain degree of "veto power."
He wouldn't back down on that.
Returning to the base with Xiao Ba, they went straight to Victor.
Luke asked, "Is the simulation done?"
Victor opened the virtual screen in front of him and opened another one. "You and Bruce have been talking for two days. I've done my best to restore the case. You can fill in the details. But you can decide how to overturn the case. After all, I'm not a professional. "
Following that, Luke, Xiao Ba and Victor made adjustments to the 3D crime simulation and added all kinds of notes.
After a busy afternoon, Luke finally said, "Alright, Victor, sort out the relevant data. I'll have someone send it to the investigation team. Xiao Ba, you'll go to CSI in a few days and see them confirm the data. Then, your father will be cleared of suspicion."
Xiao Ba didn't doubt it.
He regretted his decision to adjust and analyze the virtual scene. Why hadn't he thought of starting with these problems when he was trying to overturn his father's case?
But Luke seemed to know what Xiao Ba was thinking. He simply said with a smile, "You don't understand police procedures and logic. You don't have a supercomputer that can match Victor's. It won't be that easy to find solid evidence and overturn a case."
Xiao Ba was relieved.
Luke took the opportunity to build a team. "So, this is the power of a team. By combining our strengths, we can solve many problems that we can't solve alone. "
This time, Xiao Ba and Victor both nodded.
It might be possible for Victor to help Xiao Ba with this, but the beginning would definitely be bumpy, and it would even take a long time to test how to start.
Professionals were different. They looked for clues based on the weak points of the police's evidence.
The case of Henry killing his wife took place at the beginning of the century. The technology at that time was definitely not as advanced as it is now.
A lot of the evidence that the police had could be considered "irrefutable evidence" back then, but it might not necessarily be the case now.
For example, the bloodstains in the house and on Harry's body were "messy and useless bloodstains" back then.
For Luke, who had a complete database of blood samples, this was a "third party trace" that didn't fit Henry's crime.
In addition, there was also the simulation of Xiao Ba's mother's wound. It could be deduced that the murderer was at least a notch taller than Henry.
The scattered pieces of evidence were enough to prove that Henry was deliberately framed.
Xiao Ba went to CSI as an external consultant partly to keep an eye on Henry in person, and partly to explain the analysis of certain evidence to the forensic scientists.
Luke's methods involved a lot of new extensions, and ordinary forensic scientists might not be able to understand them.
Also, Xiao Ba and Henry were father and son, and it wasn't appropriate for his name to appear in the evidence to reverse the case, so he could only be a consultant.
The official forensic materials would still be provided by CSI, and had nothing to do with Xiao Ba.
To put it simply, he was just a part-time helper for the time being.
But after this case, those in CSI who knew the ropes would definitely know the level of analysis and argumentation, and there would be a lot of opportunities for Xiao Ba to be called in as "outside help."
It wasn't easy for senior forensic scientists to get rich, but it wasn't hard for them to be middle-class.
Although Xiao Ba didn't have that ability yet, Luke had a lot of case investigation information and technology in his database.
Xiao Ba could learn one or a few types on his own, and bring the rest back for the database to analyze. The practical effect wouldn't be any worse than that of a top forensic scientist, and GCPD would only profit.
Xiao Ba could also have a respectable profession while still upholding justice.
Besides, so what if a forensic scientist had a weird temper? Luke's uncle, Old Greyson, had a weird temper, and other people had to put up with him.
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Little Bus went to work with anticipation in his busy schedule.
There wouldn't be any problems, but it would take three to five months to go through the legal process.
If he didn't have the money, it wouldn't be unusual for him to struggle for a few years.
Since Luke didn't have the first test subject, he naturally had his eyes on the second. After talking to Victor for an afternoon, they reached an agreement.
Victor's body was very tough, but too "primitive."
Luke planned to help him get two sets of armor, one that was a replica of a real person and the other that was a combat protection set.
All Victor needed to do was to do data processing for the Alliance of Righteous Causes, such as looking for sources of unfavorable comments online and taking appropriate countermeasures.
Given Xiao Ba's example and Luke's "teambuilding theory," Victor was a little embarrassed, but he still accepted it.
He didn't charge Xiao Ba for helping him. It wasn't like he could ask Luke to "charge" him for helping him, right?
As a team, it was necessary for them to help each other and build up trust between each other.
Those who didn't communicate with each other at all were called mercenaries.
Victor's brain was more convenient than a computer, and he could access and store data at will. So, he chatted with Luke about data processing when he was making the armor.
"You want me to register an ID and join the anti-superman and anti-Batman groups. I understand." Victor's eyes glowed red. "But why do I have to be the most fervent and opposed?"
Luke took a sip of coffee and said, "Individuals are intelligent, but groups are unconscious. You must know that, right?"
Victor nodded. With a casual scan, he could stuff a lot of academic books into his head.
Of course, memorizing → understanding → application was a process, and it wasn't as simple as "memorizing" as many people thought.
A lot of people remembered Boss Ma's Theory of Capital. Once upon a time, high school students in China could find a few paragraphs from it in their textbooks.
But the number of people who could use it to analyze certain phenomena in real life, and even make money, had been decreasing exponentially.
Victor could only remember it. At most, he would make some personal associations when he thought about it, but he couldn't dig deeper.
In that regard, he wasn't much better than a normal human being.
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