Betrayal At The Altar

“Confess to what?” Rachel said, “If it’s kidnapping, I think I’ve already explained it very clearly to Officer Cole. If you have any doubts, you can ask him.”

As soon as she finished speaking, Don took out the recording provided by Rachel.

The interrogator slammed the table hard and reprimanded coldly, “Don’t confuse us here. We’re not talking about the kidnapping case now, but an illegal transaction where you colluded with the other two suspects. We now have sufficient reason to suspect that you used your identity as the owner of Glamour Pavilion to sell smuggled cultural relics and create replicas of cultural relics.”

“In addition, according to the confessions of the two suspects, they claimed that they were instructed by you and that the two of them were coerced by you to varying degrees, so they had no choice but to submit and cooperate. Rachel Grey, the current situation is very disadvantageous to you. I advise you to say everything that needs to be said. If you behave well, you might even be able to get a reduced sentence. Otherwise, you will spend your good years in prison.”

Rachel turned around and looked at the female interrogator sitting at the side. Her lips curled into a faint smile. “I’m not guilty. Why should I confess? Whatever those two people say. Don’t you have the ability to distinguish right from wrong?”

When the people present heard her words, they could not help but be dumbfounded.

Rachel was definitely the first person in history to openly question the ability of a police officer!

Wasn’t she afraid of being scolded to death by the public?

Eddie Brook looked down at the livestream on his phone. The overwhelming curses were so dense that it was dazzling.

“Where did this woman come from? Why is she so arrogant?”

“What’s the point of reasoning with such a person? Just drag him out and shoot him!”

Rachel, who

not help but secretly sweat for her.

Rachel was so arrogant in the past?

had someone backing her up, she still had to put on

was as

were not groundless.

enough for the reporters to find faults from other angles and push

care?

at David, who was sitting at the side.

wrong with the man’s face. There was a faint smile on his lips,

had the potential to be a fatuous ruler!

car and looked at Rachel in the live stream. His lips curled into

was probably tired of living to openly question

it the reporters or the cameras, everyone was well–behaved. However, she had a condescending attitude. She deserved

her the cost of spending