Chapter 1227 The Best Bait

After dinner, Jack sent his female boss away and returned to the living room. He took out two bottles of St. Regis vodka from the wine cabinet and asked the guests to drink by themselves.

At this time, the composition of the people in the living room was a bit complicated, but fortunately, they were not outsiders, and they could still have a good chat after closing the door.

Most of the people in the room were former agents, and they all belonged to different camps. Among them, Frank and Marvin were former CIA agents. Although Victoria claimed to be a former MI6 killer, she was actually an action agent.

And Ivan, a former KGB agent, is now a military attaché at the Russian Federation Embassy.

After the reorganization of the KGB, part of it was called FSB, but its First Directorate became independent and became the current Russian Foreign Intelligence Service, referred to as SVR.

Although Ivan did not introduce himself, everyone knew that his second identity as a military attaché should be an SVR agent.

Anna is a former agent who defected from the FSB, and Jack is an agent of the FBI, the largest counterintelligence agency in the United States. Although he has almost never been involved in counterintelligence work, he has done counterterrorism work before, and has even been a consultant for the CIA more than once.

Now all we need is Mossad to complete the Cold War card set.

Of course, there are Beckett and Cassel, a NYPD detective who was temporarily suspended (administrative leave?), and a writer.

Now these people who are usually unrelated have gathered together because of some coincidences, and Jack has to sigh at the magic of this world.

Red Label Vodka is not as strong as most people imagine. The alcohol content is only 40 degrees, which is similar to Scotch whisky and bourbon.

Jack simply made a few side dishes, peanuts, smashed cucumbers and fermented edamame, as well as a large plate of crispy pig ears, a Spanish delicacy he often makes. Everyone still sat around the dining table as they did before, like a "Cold War" tea party.

Frank was the first to speak up and break the awkward silence, his expression showing some annoyance, "I think we made a mistake. We shouldn't let Denning off easily today."

Jack shook his head, which was something he had struggled with before, "He and Bracken are both cooperating and balancing each other. Just by killing him, Bracken can still mobilize CIA resources through Cynthia.

In fact, killing any of the three people alone means endless troubles in the future."

The investigation has progressed to this point, and the truth has basically come to light, but there is almost nothing on our side that can be called evidence.

It has to be said that killing to silence people is really a great move. The information Beckett has on hand may be able to link Bracken to the kidnapping and extortion gang members of the year. The bill number saved by the two detectives John LaGrande and Gary McAllister points to the bank account of the former assistant prosecutor at that time.

But that's all. With these materials, Beckett can't even find a prosecutor willing to help her prosecute.

In other words, the information that Commissioner Montgomery has been keeping to threaten Bracken and protect Beckett is not enough to send him to jail.

This is actually easy to understand. As a politician, Bracken keeps killing people to silence them not because he is afraid of going to jail, but simply because he is concerned about his reputation or political life.

As for going to jail, sorry, in this country, the law only applies to ordinary people. Whether you are taking drugs, whoring, sleeping with your sister-in-law, or sleeping with your niece, as long as you have a good father, even if you have been convicted, you are still a real "invincible person".

It doesn't matter if you are too old and your father is dead. As long as you have a presidential friend, even if everyone in the country knows that you once sent 2,300 innocent minors to jail in order to accept bribes from private prisons, you can still get amnesty.

At this moment, in this room, no one cares whether Bracken may become the next vice president of this country. It is completely meaningless to expose black material.

What Beckett wants is to pay blood debt with blood and kill Bracken to avenge his mother, but this cannot solve the troubles facing Frank and Marvin.

However, it was the CIA that was hunting Frank and Marvin. The CIA doesn't need a reason to kill people, it just needs to assign tasks.

Therefore, unless they can find a way to kill Robert Bracken and Alexander Denning, and preferably Cynthia Wilkes, all three of them together, and give a suitable reason afterwards.

Otherwise, just killing one or two of them will put their side in a passive position. After all, the situation has developed to this point, and it is not just the three parties' own business.

It is easy for Frank and Marvin to assassinate. Even if Beckett relies on his identity as a NYPD detective, it is not impossible to find an opportunity to approach Bracken.

But as Jack said, it is not meaningful to be happy for a while, the problem cannot be completely solved, and it may even bring trouble and danger to relatives and friends around him.

Frank has a girlfriend who was innocently implicated by him, and Beckett also has Cassel who has been guarding her. These are their weaknesses.

The drinking atmosphere became increasingly dull, and Jack saw this and felt worried, so he casually suggested, "How about we find a way to tie up Bracken and use it to lure out Denning and Cynthia?"

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The crowd had doubts to him, and Victoria frowned and thought about it, "Are you sure they really appear, instead of directly mobilizing the killer and agent to destroy us together with Bretken?"

Jack rubbed his head and secretly. He was an idiot. In the original drama, the old agents were abducted by the old agents.

At that time, Frank's little girlfriend Sarah Rose accidentally fell on CIA's hands, and the abduction of Bretken was purely forced to be helpless.

Right now, the plot is already completely unpopular, and Sarah Ross, together with others, was sent to Los Angeles by Jack. Even if they tied Bretken, Danning and Cindeya were unlikely to show up for him.

The two sides at best are only cooperative relationships. The Bretken district has a politician, let alone become the vice president. Even if he becomes a vice president, it is not worth the danger of Danning.

After all, politicians can always buy money, and their lives are really gone.

So do you just send a hostage? Between Jacks and Malaysia, the subconsciousness fell on a writer in the unsatisfactory eyes.

Frank's pro -son, at the same time, is Baker's boyfriend. If he falls on the other side, it is just a suitable bait that can no longer be appropriate

"Why do you think of me like this?" Case was holding a wine glass with one hand, holding Berkt in one hand, and was uncomfortable by Jack.