Chapter 259: Chapter 74 Welcoming the Grand Death Chapter 259: Chapter 74 Welcoming the Grand Death “`
Is what I’ve confessed enough to sentence me to death?”
Another four hours had passed.
In the interrogation room.
Ji Xinshui, with a gentle smile on his face, calmly watched the interrogator hastily recording the statement.
All the cameras in the interrogation room were directed at him, recording, and all audio equipment was activated.
Of course, Ji Xinshui knew this.
All this was just part of his “faking death and rebirth” plan, and he couldn’t wait to join the Genius Club and meet Copernicus, whom he revered like a god.
The policewoman beside him, who was in charge of the interrogation, gritted her teeth and glared at Ji Xinshui with fists clenched:
“As long as all the evidence you’ve provided checks out, you’d deserve to be executed several times over!”
“Heh, that would be for the best.”
The police officer in charge of the interrogation was also extremely angry.
These bastards, who held human life in contempt, were still so arrogant and defiant even when facing death!
The officer, suppressing his rage, continued the interrogation:
“According to your statement, all of your criminal plans were carried out by the Seven Sins organization you established, which consisted of seven people.”
“You, Zhou Duanyun, Zheng Chenghe, Academician Lyon, Sergeant Sam, Ji Lin, Angelica.
So far, you’ve detailed the criminal facts and evidence for the first five.
What about the remaining Ji Lin and Angelica?
Their criminal facts need to be confessed here as well.”
Upon hearing this, Ji Xinshui closed his eyes and shook his head:
“Both of them are children I adopted, and they have not participated in any criminal activities.
No matter how many times you ask, the answer is the same.”
“I’ll end my confession here since what I’ve confessed is enough to sentence me to death.
Go ahead and expedite the trial and execution.”
After that, Ji Xinshui no longer cooperated with the interrogation.
He seemed to already see himself bathed in a glorious light…
For the omnipotent Genius Club, substituting the drugs in the lethal injection, issuing a death certificate, and smuggling out his ‘body’ were as easy as turning over a hand.
Their great power was far more than that, and it wasn’t meant for such trivial matters.
He too was qualified to glimpse into the most mysterious secrets of this world, this era, and the inner workings of the Genius Club.
In the central monitoring room.
Lin Xian, Chu Shanhe, and Officer Liu were wearing headphones, also listening synchronously to the conversation in the interrogation room.
In front of Lin Xian, a notebook displayed his own records:
Arrogance: Ji Xinshui, arrested and case closed, execution scheduled.
Jealousy: Zhou Duanyun, no entry information found, no traces.
Wrath: Zheng Chenghe, deceased.
Laziness: Ji Lin, arrested and case closed, yet to find any conclusive evidence.
Greed: Academician Lyon, deceased.
Gluttony: Sergeant Sam, deceased.
Lust: Angelica, famous Hollywood actress, no criminal facts related.
All these were the entirety of what Ji Xinshui had confessed.
Including previously unknown assassinations abroad as well as domestic cases such as Xu Yun, Tang Xin, Academician Lyon; Ji Xinshui confessed everything clearly.
Gluttony Sam was the main executor of these plans.
The planners were Ji Xinshui and Zhou Duanyun.
Ji Xinshui also admitted that Zheng Chenghe was indeed one of the devoted followers he raised, but he was also disappointed in him…
He hadn’t expected him to mess up so badly on his very first mission.
“Indeed, such people cannot achieve greatness.”
When mentioning Zheng Chenghe, Ji Xinshui expressed his disgust:
“I thought he was a faithful dog, but he turned out to be the most disappointing one.”
The reopening of the case of Zheng Chenghe’s parents’ death, as Lin Xian suspected, was influenced by Ji Xinshui’s powerful forces from behind; naturally, Zheng Xiangyue’s medical expenses were also funded by Ji Xinshui’s foundation.
For Zheng Chenghe, his sister was his everything, and Ji Xinshui was his greatest benefactor, so he naturally agreed to help Ji Xinshui with some dirty work.
Zheng Chenghe thought the same.
Perhaps this man still underestimated the conscience in his own heart.
“Good deeds bring good outcomes; evil brings evil,” he often told his sister, teaching her to be kind, and perhaps unconsciously, the hearts of Zheng Chenghe, filled with rage, revenge, and cynicism, were being purified by gentle and kind-hearted people like his sister, Xu Yun, and Lin Xian…
Without Zheng Chenghe’s own awareness, his inner world had long been immensely peaceful.
Lin Xian didn’t know why Zheng Chenghe, in the last moment before his death, slammed on the brakes and turned the steering wheel.
Was it because he heard Ji Lin shouting his name?
Or was it that he didn’t know the person in front of the vehicle was himself, and his conscience emerged in the last moment before hitting someone?
But Lin Xian felt relieved for such a man with a tragic childhood and a face scarred, relieved that he made the right choice at the end of his life, and in Zheng Xiangyue’s eyes, he remained as clean as the moonlight.
Ji Xinshui’s case was essentially resolved.
Lin Xian had instructed Officer Liu and Chu Shanhe to ensure that no one had contact with him in the time before his execution.
Anyway, the criminal evidence he had spit out was enough to sentence him to death, and because the case was extremely severe and had a profound impact, the death penalty was to be executed immediately, with a quick process to avoid further complications.