Chapter 351
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When gap's eyes gradually adapted to the strong sunlight from the huge landing window, the world in his eyes began to become normal.
Standing by the French window, the man who turned around and looked at him finally matched with someone in his memory.
"Mr. Lynch..." the door behind him closed. Gap looked back and the prison guard stood outside the room.
The frosted glass on the door can also see his dutiful back. In addition to Lynch, there is a person who should be an agent in the room.
Lynch went to the chair that had always belonged only to the warden and sat down, inviting gap to sit opposite him.
Gap had met the warden of the prison more than once. He was a somewhat gloomy man. He was the king of the small kingdom.
The situation of serious offenders prison is different from that in other places. Those who can be locked here are either prisoners with a prison term of more than 10 years, or involve some important cases, such as political events.
This also doomed the closeness here. What happened here will not be known to the outside world for a long time, or even never.
Here, the warden is God. His rules are the rules that prisoners should abide by. He can even make provisions that violate the federal charter and the federal basic law. No one here will accuse him of doing this inappropriately, but only abide by them.
But today, there is another person sitting on the king's throne, which makes gap's understanding of Lynch's lag a little confused.
His eyes straggled through Lynch, through the huge French window behind Lynch, overlooking the whole prison.
The whole prison is in this window. The wide view allows anyone to put the whole prison into the bottom of his eyes.
At the same time, anyone sitting in front of the warden will see a very special picture. The prison has become the background of the person sitting in the chair behind the desk.
When he saw the picture here for the first time, he felt a little funny. In the society, he always heard about all kinds of things in the prison. They were arrogant to this extent, but after spending some time in the prison, he realized that this is the prison, the real prison.
"You may be very confused about my intention..." Lynch's words made gap's attention return to him from the scenery behind him. Looking at gap's eyes, Lynch nodded slightly and continued, "this time, I'm here to ask you some questions on behalf of Baylor's special adviser to the Federal National Security Council."
When he heard this, gap understood why Lynch could sit here.
The safety committee is a department with great power. In short, the safety committee has the power to intervene in any problem that may endanger national security, whether domestic or foreign.
They had so much power and privilege that even the warden had to bow to the young man.
But gap was curious about how Lynch became a special adviser to the security committee,
"You are not those humble people below. You should understand the particularity of the safety committee."
Gap nodded.
"It seems that our communication will be very smooth..." gage's understanding is also expected by Lynch. He paused a little, gave each other a buffer time, a preparation time, and then asked, "according to our investigation, riston group and the previous Henghui group have delivered benefits to buppen, haven't they?"
Originally, gap thought Lynch's question should not be so complicated. Lynch asked some simple questions, such as what happened to President Neo, and then he answered some painless answers. That's the end.
Because of Lynch's visit, he can show that he and Lynch know each other. With the friends of the special adviser of the security committee, his situation in prison will be more comfortable. What he didn't expect is that Lynch's first question is so difficult to answer.
After thinking for more than a minute, he shook his head. "I'm only responsible for checking some funds in the group company. I don't know where the money went or who it was given."
Lynch looked at him. They looked at each other. No one was timid. They looked into each other's eyes. Lynch slowly shook his head, "you lie, you know."
There are many ways to transfer federal interests. At present, the most common is the fund transfer method. This method seems stupid to many people, but it is the most enviable way in other countries.
Every member of Congress has his own business, and almost everyone secretly holds shares in various foundations.
Because private equity funds can not disclose information to the public, even if members of Congress occupy a large number of shares and interests, they are very safe before detonating a bomb and alerting law enforcement agencies to file a case for investigation.
If you want to deliver benefits to them, you only need to give money to the foundation they hold shares. Just find any excuse. For example, donate a million to a bird observation foundation to support them to have enough equipment to observe birds in the wild.
Regardless of why we observe birds and whether observing birds can bring economic value, this donation is fully in line with the law - first, the money is not the proceeds of crime, and it is not donated to criminal organizations for criminal use, then it is legal.
Then the money will distribute the "profits" to each shareholder according to the capital use standards of private equity funds.
Because it is a private fund, it does not accept the supervision and management of society and institutions, and it can not disclose accounts and information to the society. Even they will cover up these ultimate beneficiaries in other ways.
If any enterprise makes donations to a refreshing foundation, please don't be surprised. It's a normal phenomenon of benefit transmission.
As an audit accountant, gap has to audit every incoming and outgoing money. He can't know where some of the money has gone. These are all corporate accounts.
As for why it is the delivery of funds between corporate accounts, the problem is actually very poor, which is just as stupid as why some criminals leave some books to stab themselves.
Everyone knows that this is stupid, but it must exist, because it is a line, an evidence, and can urge those beneficiaries to complete the work they should have done as soon as possible.
Gap remained silent. As Lynch said, he actually knew.
He even has another set of account books, but he doesn't intend to say it. It involves the real top rulers of the Federation. Once he reveals these important evidences, he is likely to disappear mysteriously.
The big men wanted to kill him, a prisoner under federal surveillance, than shoot a mosquito.
As long as a phone call, or even someone sends a message, he may have an accident and die anywhere in the prison.
No one will know yet.
After a long silence, Lynch also confirmed that gap must know something. He turned to the security committee agent around him, "go to the door. I want to talk to Mr. gap alone."
The agents of the security committee hesitated and finally decided to follow Lynch's arrangement. Lynch has contact with the upper level of the security committee, which is an indisputable fact. They don't need to be involved in disputes at this level.
Soon the agent left, leaving only Lynch and gap in the room.
"You're not outside. You don't know what happened recently. If you knew, you wouldn't think so now."
"I didn't find anyone else, I didn't find Neo, I came directly to you, which shows everything."
"I know what you are worried about. You don't need to worry about this. As long as you can cooperate with us, I can ensure that you can safely end your sentence here."
"In fact, we might as well think in another way. You're worried that the person will use his ability to make you disappear, but don't you worry about me or the people behind me?"
Lynch had a funny smile on his face. He shook his head slightly, leaned slightly, looked around gap and looked at the office door behind him. "There are many accidents in the world every day. For example, later, when you go back to the prison, you rob the prison guard's weapons to escape, ignore the prison warning and finally get killed..."
"Maybe your death can make the next person who knows the details smarter and know how to cooperate correctly."
The undisguised threat even directly told gap how he would leave the world, which increased his psychological pressure. He was just an accountant and he didn't want to get involved in the political vortex.
"Die right away, or if we beat our opponent, you won't die. It's not a very difficult problem, is it?"
Lynch took out his cigarette box and lit one. He looked at gap leisurely. Everyone knew how to choose. His hesitation was just trying to find a way to make both ends meet.
However, in this struggle against pressure, there has never been an option of having both sides.
After about two minutes, gap suddenly asked, "what can I get if I say it?"
Lynch nodded with satisfaction. "Have you heard of the special talent acquisition act?"
According to the provisions of federal law, some law enforcement departments can directly enlist criminals who are serving sentences and whose sentences do not exceed five years to work for the federal government.
Because sometimes some law enforcement work needs a nail. Of course, those who promote legislation will not tell the public that they do so in case one day
But overall, the bill is very tempting for people in prison.
When Lynch said it, he could clearly see that gap's eyes had changed.
So Lynch added again, "if we can..., he smiled," you know, I can show the judge your value in this case, apply for commutation for you, and propose to transfer you to a private prison... "
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When gap's eyes gradually adapted to the strong sunlight from the huge landing window, the world in his eyes began to become normal.
Standing by the French window, the man who turned around and looked at him finally matched with someone in his memory.
"Mr. Lynch..." the door behind him closed. Gap looked back and the prison guard stood outside the room.
The frosted glass on the door can also see his dutiful back. In addition to Lynch, there is a person who should be an agent in the room.
Lynch went to the chair that had always belonged only to the warden and sat down, inviting gap to sit opposite him.
Gap had met the warden of the prison more than once. He was a somewhat gloomy man. He was the king of the small kingdom.
The situation of serious offenders prison is different from that in other places. Those who can be locked here are either prisoners with a prison term of more than 10 years, or involve some important cases, such as political events.
This also doomed the closeness here. What happened here will not be known to the outside world for a long time, or even never.
Here, the warden is God. His rules are the rules that prisoners should abide by. He can even make provisions that violate the federal charter and the federal basic law. No one here will accuse him of doing this inappropriately, but only abide by them.
But today, there is another person sitting on the king's throne, which makes gap's understanding of Lynch's lag a little confused.
His eyes straggled through Lynch, through the huge French window behind Lynch, overlooking the whole prison.
The whole prison is in this window. The wide view allows anyone to put the whole prison into the bottom of his eyes.
At the same time, anyone sitting in front of the warden will see a very special picture. The prison has become the background of the person sitting in the chair behind the desk.
When he saw the picture here for the first time, he felt a little funny. In the society, he always heard about all kinds of things in the prison. They were arrogant to this extent, but after spending some time in the prison, he realized that this is the prison, the real prison.
"You may be very confused about my intention..." Lynch's words made gap's attention return to him from the scenery behind him. Looking at gap's eyes, Lynch nodded slightly and continued, "this time, I'm here to ask you some questions on behalf of Baylor's special adviser to the Federal National Security Council."
When he heard this, gap understood why Lynch could sit here.
The safety committee is a department with great power. In short, the safety committee has the power to intervene in any problem that may endanger national security, whether domestic or foreign.
They had so much power and privilege that even the warden had to bow to the young man.
But gap was curious about how Lynch became a special adviser to the security committee,
"You are not those humble people below. You should understand the particularity of the safety committee."
Gap nodded.
"It seems that our communication will be very smooth..." gage's understanding is also expected by Lynch. He paused a little, gave each other a buffer time, a preparation time, and then asked, "according to our investigation, riston group and the previous Henghui group have delivered benefits to buppen, haven't they?"
Originally, gap thought Lynch's question should not be so complicated. Lynch asked some simple questions, such as what happened to President Neo, and then he answered some painless answers. That's the end.
Because of Lynch's visit, he can show that he and Lynch know each other. With the friends of the special adviser of the security committee, his situation in prison will be more comfortable. What he didn't expect is that Lynch's first question is so difficult to answer.
After thinking for more than a minute, he shook his head. "I'm only responsible for checking some funds in the group company. I don't know where the money went or who it was given."
Lynch looked at him. They looked at each other. No one was timid. They looked into each other's eyes. Lynch slowly shook his head, "you lie, you know."
There are many ways to transfer federal interests. At present, the most common is the fund transfer method. This method seems stupid to many people, but it is the most enviable way in other countries.
Every member of Congress has his own business, and almost everyone secretly holds shares in various foundations.
Because private equity funds can not disclose information to the public, even if members of Congress occupy a large number of shares and interests, they are very safe before detonating a bomb and alerting law enforcement agencies to file a case for investigation.
If you want to deliver benefits to them, you only need to give money to the foundation they hold shares. Just find any excuse. For example, donate a million to a bird observation foundation to support them to have enough equipment to observe birds in the wild.
Regardless of why we observe birds and whether observing birds can bring economic value, this donation is fully in line with the law - first, the money is not the proceeds of crime, and it is not donated to criminal organizations for criminal use, then it is legal.
Then the money will distribute the "profits" to each shareholder according to the capital use standards of private equity funds.
Because it is a private fund, it does not accept the supervision and management of society and institutions, and it can not disclose accounts and information to the society. Even they will cover up these ultimate beneficiaries in other ways.
If any enterprise makes donations to a refreshing foundation, please don't be surprised. It's a normal phenomenon of benefit transmission.
As an audit accountant, gap has to audit every incoming and outgoing money. He can't know where some of the money has gone. These are all corporate accounts.
As for why it is the delivery of funds between corporate accounts, the problem is actually very poor, which is just as stupid as why some criminals leave some books to stab themselves.
Everyone knows that this is stupid, but it must exist, because it is a line, an evidence, and can urge those beneficiaries to complete the work they should have done as soon as possible.
Gap remained silent. As Lynch said, he actually knew.
He even has another set of account books, but he doesn't intend to say it. It involves the real top rulers of the Federation. Once he reveals these important evidences, he is likely to disappear mysteriously.
The big men wanted to kill him, a prisoner under federal surveillance, than shoot a mosquito.
As long as a phone call, or even someone sends a message, he may have an accident and die anywhere in the prison.
No one will know yet.
After a long silence, Lynch also confirmed that gap must know something. He turned to the security committee agent around him, "go to the door. I want to talk to Mr. gap alone."
The agents of the security committee hesitated and finally decided to follow Lynch's arrangement. Lynch has contact with the upper level of the security committee, which is an indisputable fact. They don't need to be involved in disputes at this level.
Soon the agent left, leaving only Lynch and gap in the room.
"You're not outside. You don't know what happened recently. If you knew, you wouldn't think so now."
"I didn't find anyone else, I didn't find Neo, I came directly to you, which shows everything."
"I know what you are worried about. You don't need to worry about this. As long as you can cooperate with us, I can ensure that you can safely end your sentence here."
"In fact, we might as well think in another way. You're worried that the person will use his ability to make you disappear, but don't you worry about me or the people behind me?"
Lynch had a funny smile on his face. He shook his head slightly, leaned slightly, looked around gap and looked at the office door behind him. "There are many accidents in the world every day. For example, later, when you go back to the prison, you rob the prison guard's weapons to escape, ignore the prison warning and finally get killed..."
"Maybe your death can make the next person who knows the details smarter and know how to cooperate correctly."
The undisguised threat even directly told gap how he would leave the world, which increased his psychological pressure. He was just an accountant and he didn't want to get involved in the political vortex.
"Die right away, or if we beat our opponent, you won't die. It's not a very difficult problem, is it?"
Lynch took out his cigarette box and lit one. He looked at gap leisurely. Everyone knew how to choose. His hesitation was just trying to find a way to make both ends meet.
However, in this struggle against pressure, there has never been an option of having both sides.
After about two minutes, gap suddenly asked, "what can I get if I say it?"
Lynch nodded with satisfaction. "Have you heard of the special talent acquisition act?"
According to the provisions of federal law, some law enforcement departments can directly enlist criminals who are serving sentences and whose sentences do not exceed five years to work for the federal government.
Because sometimes some law enforcement work needs a nail. Of course, those who promote legislation will not tell the public that they do so in case one day
But overall, the bill is very tempting for people in prison.
When Lynch said it, he could clearly see that gap's eyes had changed.
So Lynch added again, "if we can..., he smiled," you know, I can show the judge your value in this case, apply for commutation for you, and propose to transfer you to a private prison... "
When gap's eyes gradually adapted to the strong sunlight from the huge landing window, the world in his eyes began to become normal.Standing by the French window, the man who turned around and looked at him finally matched with someone in his memory."Mr. Lynch..." the door behind him closed. Gap looked back and the prison guard stood outside the room.The frosted glass on the door can also see his dutiful back. In addition to Lynch, there is a person who should be an agent in the room.Lynch went to the chair that had always belonged only to the warden and sat down, inviting gap to sit opposite him.Gap had met the warden of the prison more than once. He was a somewhat gloomy man. He was the king of the small kingdom.The situation of serious offenders prison is different from that in other places. Those who can be locked here are either prisoners with a prison term of more than 10 years, or involve some important cases, such as political events.This also doomed the closeness here. What happened here will not be known to the outside world for a long time, or even never.Here, the warden is God. His rules are the rules that prisoners should abide by. He can even make provisions that violate the federal charter and the federal basic law. No one here will accuse him of doing this inappropriately, but only abide by them.But today, there is another person sitting on the king's throne, which makes gap's understanding of Lynch's lag a little confused.His eyes straggled through Lynch, through the huge French window behind Lynch, overlooking the whole prison.The whole prison is in this window. The wide view allows anyone to put the whole prison into the bottom of his eyes.At the same time, anyone sitting in front of the warden will see a very special picture. The prison has become the background of the person sitting in the chair behind the desk.When he saw the picture here for the first time, he felt a little funny. In the society, he always heard about all kinds of things in the prison. They were arrogant to this extent, but after spending some time in the prison, he realized that this is the prison, the real prison."You may be very confused about my intention..." Lynch's words made gap's attention return to him from the scenery behind him. Looking at gap's eyes, Lynch nodded slightly and continued, "this time, I'm here to ask you some questions on behalf of Baylor's special adviser to the Federal National Security Council."When he heard this, gap understood why Lynch could sit here.The safety committee is a department with great power. In short, the safety committee has the power to intervene in any problem that may endanger national security, whether domestic or foreign.They had so much power and privilege that even the warden had to bow to the young man.But gap was curious about how Lynch became a special adviser to the security committee,"You are not those humble people below. You should understand the particularity of the safety committee."Gap nodded."It seems that our communication will be very smooth..." gage's understanding is also expected by Lynch. He paused a little, gave each other a buffer time, a preparation time, and then asked, "according to our investigation, riston group and the previous Henghui group have delivered benefits to buppen, haven't they?"Originally, gap thought Lynch's question should not be so complicated. Lynch asked some simple questions, such as what happened to President Neo, and then he answered some painless answers. That's the end.Because of Lynch's visit, he can show that he and Lynch know each other. With the friends of the special adviser of the security committee, his situation in prison will be more comfortable. What he didn't expect is that Lynch's first question is so difficult to answer.After thinking for more than a minute, he shook his head. "I'm only responsible for checking some funds in the group company. I don't know where the money went or who it was given."Lynch looked at him. They looked at each other. No one was timid. They looked into each other's eyes. Lynch slowly shook his head, "you lie, you know."There are many ways to transfer federal interests. At present, the most common is the fund transfer method. This method seems stupid to many people, but it is the most enviable way in other countries.Every member of Congress has his own business, and almost everyone secretly holds shares in various foundations.Because private equity funds can not disclose information to the public, even if members of Congress occupy a large number of shares and interests, they are very safe before detonating a bomb and alerting law enforcement agencies to file a case for investigation.If you want to deliver benefits to them, you only need to give money to the foundation they hold shares. Just find any excuse. For example, donate a million to a bird observation foundation to support them to have enough equipment to observe birds in the wild.Regardless of why we observe birds and whether observing birds can bring economic value, this donation is fully in line with the law - first, the money is not the proceeds of crime, and it is not donated to criminal organizations for criminal use, then it is legal.Then the money will distribute the "profits" to each shareholder according to the capital use standards of private equity funds.Because it is a private fund, it does not accept the supervision and management of society and institutions, and it can not disclose accounts and information to the society. Even they will cover up these ultimate beneficiaries in other ways.If any enterprise makes donations to a refreshing foundation, please don't be surprised. It's a normal phenomenon of benefit transmission.As an audit accountant, gap has to audit every incoming and outgoing money. He can't know where some of the money has gone. These are all corporate accounts.As for why it is the delivery of funds between corporate accounts, the problem is actually very poor, which is just as stupid as why some criminals leave some books to stab themselves.Everyone knows that this is stupid, but it must exist, because it is a line, an evidence, and can urge those beneficiaries to complete the work they should have done as soon as possible.Gap remained silent. As Lynch said, he actually knew.He even has another set of account books, but he doesn't intend to say it. It involves the real top rulers of the Federation. Once he reveals these important evidences, he is likely to disappear mysteriously.The big men wanted to kill him, a prisoner under federal surveillance, than shoot a mosquito.As long as a phone call, or even someone sends a message, he may have an accident and die anywhere in the prison.No one will know yet.After a long silence, Lynch also confirmed that gap must know something. He turned to the security committee agent around him, "go to the door. I want to talk to Mr. gap alone."The agents of the security committee hesitated and finally decided to follow Lynch's arrangement. Lynch has contact with the upper level of the security committee, which is an indisputable fact. They don't need to be involved in disputes at this level.Soon the agent left, leaving only Lynch and gap in the room."You're not outside. You don't know what happened recently. If you knew, you wouldn't think so now.""I didn't find anyone else, I didn't find Neo, I came directly to you, which shows everything.""I know what you are worried about. You don't need to worry about this. As long as you can cooperate with us, I can ensure that you can safely end your sentence here.""In fact, we might as well think in another way. You're worried that the person will use his ability to make you disappear, but don't you worry about me or the people behind me?"Lynch had a funny smile on his face. He shook his head slightly, leaned slightly, looked around gap and looked at the office door behind him. "There are many accidents in the world every day. For example, later, when you go back to the prison, you rob the prison guard's weapons to escape, ignore the prison warning and finally get killed...""Maybe your death can make the next person who knows the details smarter and know how to cooperate correctly."The undisguised threat even directly told gap how he would leave the world, which increased his psychological pressure. He was just an accountant and he didn't want to get involved in the political vortex."Die right away, or if we beat our opponent, you won't die. It's not a very difficult problem, is it?"Lynch took out his cigarette box and lit one. He looked at gap leisurely. Everyone knew how to choose. His hesitation was just trying to find a way to make both ends meet.However, in this struggle against pressure, there has never been an option of having both sides.After about two minutes, gap suddenly asked, "what can I get if I say it?"Lynch nodded with satisfaction. "Have you heard of the special talent acquisition act?"According to the provisions of federal law, some law enforcement departments can directly enlist criminals who are serving sentences and whose sentences do not exceed five years to work for the federal government.Because sometimes some law enforcement work needs a nail. Of course, those who promote legislation will not tell the public that they do so in case one dayBut overall, the bill is very tempting for people in prison.When Lynch said it, he could clearly see that gap's eyes had changed.So Lynch added again, "if we can..., he smiled," you know, I can show the judge your value in this case, apply for commutation for you, and propose to transfer you to a private prison... "
