Chapter 772 757. Forensics (3/5)

Chapter 772 757. Forensics (35)

Upon hearing Wang Bo's words, Sergeant Smith nodded casually, then reacted, and asked in surprise, "What useful information did you get?"

Wang Bo shrugged and said, "First of all, in the early spring of this year, a cattle epidemic broke out in the South Island. The hoof infectious disease spread violently and would cause paralysis of the lower body of cows and even death."

"Then, according to the information we got, Anderson's dairy farm had been hit by a virus, and he fired a lot of cowboys in anger for this."

"Secondly, some time ago, a smuggling ship was sent to Africa in the port of Dunedin, and the ship mainly transported sick cattle that could not be sold or slaughtered in New Zealand."

"In the end, Anderson's dairy farm must have been hit hard by this virus attack, but in order to save money, his dairy farm was not insured, and the loss was heavy. How can we make up for the loss? According to my experience, there are two good method."

"First, dispose of sick cows and turn them into money, such as selling them at a low price to smuggling ships to Africa for disposal; second, unite with other insured ranches to buy cows from their ranches at a low price, defrauding the insurance company that these cows were stolen Let's go, win-win!"

After getting the information from the two car thieves, he and Uncle Bing made a logical reasoning, and after exchanging ideas, it was their consensus.

But now there is a very important issue. They have no evidence, just their own guesses.

Sergeant Smith said thoughtfully: "Is there no cow thief? In this way, there will be no trace of theft. All the sick cows are sold to Africa, and a batch of cows are bought at a low price to minimize their own losses. If so, why are there vacancies for five hundred cows?"

Wang Bo said: "According to my experience, he can't buy more cows. Insurance companies are not stupid. They have a limit line for claim clearance. Below this line, insurance employees will conduct their own investigations. If it exceeds this line , then hire a detective agency to investigate.”

In this way, two hundred cows were stolen from the other three dairy farms.

If this is the case, the worst is not Andison, but the other three ranches. False reporting is not a big deal, at most fines and short-term detention, but fraudulent insurance is terrible in New Zealand.

Sergeant Smith asked how Wang Bo got the news, and Lao Wang explained what he did in the afternoon. Sheriff Smith was not sure about it, but he also felt that it was very likely.

The next day, the investigation was carried out as usual. Sheriff Smith contacted the local customs and used the undercover police to start relevant evidence collection. In this case, the most critical thing was the smuggling boat.

The Dunedin police did not get the news. Their eyes had been looking for the whereabouts of the live cattle, but they did not expect that these cattle could be slaughtered and transported to the ship.

It's just that such a link is missing, the local police went the wrong way, and never thought that this case was a thief calling for a thief.

Reasoning is just speculation, without evidence, everything is in vain. Sergeant Smith went to find hard evidence, and Wang Bo visited these ranchers to find out.

He first went to Andison's ranch, which is one of the largest dairy farms in the South Island, with a total of 1,400 adult cows, 500 calves, and more than 2,000 bulls.

When the car drove into the pasture, several Border Collies ran over, bouncing and barking.

Wang Bo pulled down the car window, and the strong man poked his head out and gave a few sheepdogs a vicious look. Bianmu is the smartest dog, and their sensory ability is far stronger than other dogs.

Stared at by the strong man, these dogs were scared, but they still didn't back down, but they stopped growling, but followed the car aggrievedly, and they had fulfilled their responsibility.

Anderson, a potbellied white man, came out of the calf barn and called out, "Hey, officers, any news on the case?"

Lao Wang got out of the car and said with a smile, "Man, it's me, Wang, do you remember me?"

When they participated in the carnival of the Stubborn Bull Club, the two parties drank together, and Anderson naturally remembered him, after all, he was the only Chinese in the club.

The two embraced, and Anderson warmly invited him into the house, and then asked his wife to make coffee.

Lao Wang praised the ranch, cut to the point and said: "The Police Headquarters takes this case very seriously, and has organized a special case team, which will definitely get to the bottom of the case."

Anderson breathed a sigh of relief, and said, "That's great, five hundred cows, damn millions of New Zealand dollars, just gone! Damn, these cow thieves should go to hell!"

Seeing the way he gritted his teeth, Lao Wang was a little shaken by his reasoning. This guy doesn't look like the mastermind behind it.

So, he tentatively said: "You have suffered too much this time. The spring epidemic has just ended, and the cows were stolen again. The loss is not small, right?"

Anderson scratched his messy hair, showing a painful expression: "Yes, yes, since I started raising cows, I have never suffered such a blow!"

Wang Bo said: "There is a saying in China that is very good, that is, you can learn a lot from a fall, and you'd better insure the cows in the future, otherwise how can you bear such a thing?"

Andison sighed, "Hey, Wang, you are also a rancher. Let me ask you, have you insured all your cows?"

Lao Wang didn't buy it. He felt that he had the heart of the ranch and didn't need to buy insurance for these cattle and sheep. After all, it was a lot of money.

The annual insurance premium for 1,000 cows is at least 50,000 to 60,000 yuan, and for 2,000 cows, it can be as high as 100,000 yuan. This is not a small sum.

"After this incident, I took out insurance. Although it will cost some money, it is still guaranteed." Old Wang said, "What is your plan?"

Anderson fell silent, and said, "I don't know, buddy, let me take it easy, the loss of five hundred cows is a bit unbearable for me."

Because of the different views on consumption, New Zealanders do not like to save money like the Chinese. The loss of 500 cattle is millions of New Zealand dollars. Most ranchers rely on bank loans for turnover. Too much for many people.

Wang Bo asked: "Even if it's not theft, even if it's a disease problem, it's better to have insurance? Oh, by the way, has this year's hoof virus caused any damage to your ranch?"

Anderson swallowed his saliva and said, "God bless, although these cows were infected, they were treated in time, and their lives were finally saved."

"I'd rather have them die of the plague than be stolen by some hell-deserving thieves!" His wife came over to pour the coffee, looking aggrieved.

Wang Bo was even less confident in his own judgment. Mrs. Andison, the owner of the ranch, could not have been unaware of this kind of thing. Looking at the behavior of their husband and wife now, it seems that they are unaware.