Chapter 548 What’s Wrong?

Chapter 548 What’s Wrong?

Chapter 548 What’s Wrong?

Gao Yi was still thinking, and when the situation gradually eased, especially after the Secret Service people would not shoot even if they saw that Wei Feng was dead, Gao Yi finally let go of his hand on Wei Feng's shoulder.

Who exactly did Breeze come to the White House to meet? This was the only question Gao Yi was considering now.

Currently, only the Secret Service can answer this question, but the problem is that the Secret Service refuses to answer it.

Perhaps only Panetta can make the Secret Service reveal the information, or even let the president speak, but no matter what, the Secret Service will never tell Gao Yi directly.

Panetta did not come to the room where his entourage was waiting, and the Secret Service did not let Gao Yi wait here all the time. They took Gao Yi to another small room, and when Gao Yi arrived, Panetta was already waiting in the room.

It's a bit like a three-party trial. Someone died in the White House. This is a big deal. Whether it is the White House, the Secret Service, or the CIA, they all have to express their opinions and take action.

Panetta looked serious and nervous. The moment Gao Yi and the others were brought in, he suddenly stretched out his hand, pointed at Xinfeng's nose and shouted angrily: "Useless! What have you done? I told you to arrest people, not to beat them to death. What kind of place is this? Now that people are dead, how can we continue to investigate!"

Get the head start.

Sometimes, being scolded by others is not a bad thing.

But it felt a bit funny that Xinfeng was standing behind Gao Yi and was being scolded by Panetta.

In fact, it’s not that Panetta doesn’t dare to scold Gao Yi, nor is it that he is embarrassed to scold him, but now he has to find someone with status to take the blame, and Xinfeng is the only person with status.

Gao Yi may be a weapon that can only be used for physical combat, but weapons are meant to be used by people. The person who uses the weapon is, of course, the best and only person to take the blame.

Xin Feng lowered his head and said helplessly: "I'm sorry, Director, please listen to my explanation. The situation at that time was very complicated..."

Panetta said angrily: "I don't want to hear your explanation, I want the result. Now Breeze is dead and all the clues are gone. How can we proceed with the case?"

Xinfeng raised his head and said with a vigilant but resolute face, "There is a problem with the Secret Service. Someone cooperated with Weifeng to come to the White House. At present, the Secret Service is the most suspicious."

Of course, Xinfeng could see what Gao Yi could see as well.

In fact, anyone with normal IQ and a little experience can see that Breeze definitely did not come to the White House to complain to the president in person.

Trade Winds didn't know who Breeze was coming for, but he could muddy the waters and then drag the Secret Service into it.

Xinfeng only expressed his own judgment, not made a verdict, but once he said this, the Secret Service had to find a way to clear itself of suspicion.

Proving one's innocence is an extremely disgusting, inefficient and time-consuming task.

Several people in the Secret Service immediately widened their eyes, and then someone who must be in charge, maybe the director, said in astonishment, "What nonsense are you talking about!"

Xinfeng squeezed out from behind Gao Yi and whispered to Panetta, "We have been tracking Breeze for a long time. We foiled Breeze's plot in Langley. He had no choice but to flee to the White House to seek shelter and help from his accomplices. In addition..."

Xinfeng looked at the Secret Service, then he made up his mind and said in a deep voice: "We were strictly checked when we entered the White House. The propellant molecules and explosive molecules on us can be detected. Weifeng and we came out of the same battlefield, why was he not detected? Is it that the Secret Service failed to do their job, or is there something wrong with the Secret Service!"

Panetta frowned and looked at a middle-aged man next to him.

"Also, Breeze was injured in the battle at the headquarters. He was severely injured by the shock wave. Although he looked fine on the surface, he had difficulty moving. He was almost dead, but he was still able to enter the White House without any hindrance. If there was no spy inside the Secret Service, why would they let a seriously injured and dying person enter the White House?"

Panetta nodded slightly.

"What? Dying?"

The highest-ranking person in the Secret Service looked at his subordinates in disbelief.

"He's talking nonsense. The deceased was not injured at all. It is impossible for a person who was seriously injured by the blast to walk into the White House."

Xinfeng continued in a deep voice, "We didn't move at all. Booth just pushed Breeze lightly, and Breeze died. There were dozens of eyes watching, there were surveillance cameras, and too many people could testify. He just touched Breeze lightly, and then he died. I would like to ask everyone, how did a person who was about to die pass the security check and enter the White House? You just need to answer this question for me."

The thief's bite goes three inches into the bone.

This is nonsense without any bottom line and a false accusation.

The person who makes the accusation knows better than anyone how innocent the person being accused is.

Xinfeng knew clearly what he was doing, and the Secret Service, who was being framed by him in person, was not only throwing dirty water on himself, but was also being shit on the head by Xinfeng.

"Bullshit!"

The Secret Service leaders present at the scene all felt that what Xinfeng said made sense.

Since there were dozens of people watching and there were surveillance cameras, Xinfeng would be very stupid to lie about such a thing.

At this moment, Yuri suddenly became alert. He straightened his neck and said in a spirited voice, "There are at least dozens of people here! There are at least fifteen people from the Secret Service. You just need to explain how Breeze died. Come on, tell me!"

Who can explain to so many people present what even Yuri can't see?
Especially the man who brazenly fired the gun, his mouth opened wider than anyone else's, and the expression on his face could not be described other than confused.

Panetta didn't know what happened, he just knew that Wei Feng was dead, and it was Gao Yi who did it.

The Secret Service boss present also didn't know.

The people handling this matter at the White House have no idea.

"Well, who can explain this?"

The head of the Secret Service could not help but ask, and then no one said anything. What?
It said that Gao Yi suddenly jumped over, touched the breeze lightly, and then a living person died?
Sorry, this is beyond the comprehension of Americans.

In particular, it is beyond the knowledge of a group of professionals who are proficient in how to kill people and how to kill people instantly.

This is a very serious place, a very serious occasion, and we are talking about very serious things. We cannot treat it as a supernatural event, nor can we use scenes from superhero movies to illustrate it.

Whoever says that is stupid and is ruining his own future.

Sometimes facts are important, and sometimes they are not.

Perhaps time can reveal the truth, but now, even if Breeze's body was taken away for autopsy immediately, they would not have time to say anything.

Besides, this is not important at all.

Trade Winds just wanted to muddy the waters and give Panetta an excuse to end the matter. As for how Breeze died, no one will care after this situation is over.

Panetta spread his hands, and he wanted to put an end to this incident from another perspective.

"This matter must be investigated thoroughly, but right now, the President is still waiting. What is the current security environment? Should the President's audience still be held? Please ask the Secret Service to give a conclusion as soon as possible."

Panetta finished.

Yes, the president is still waiting, so many people are still waiting, should today's event be postponed or completely cancelled?

Since the Secret Service is responsible for security, of course the Secret Service has to give a response.

What should the head of the Secret Service say? He hesitated again and again, and finally said, "My suggestion is to cancel it. Any activities now cannot guarantee the safety of the President."

The President's assistant was present. After hearing the Secret Service's answer, he nodded and said calmly, "I will make a decision after consulting with the President."

Gao Yi didn't say a word the whole time because it was not his turn to speak.

The most difficult part has been solved, and the rest is of course Panetta's responsibility.

The next step is to have a verbal battle. According to normal procedures, the Secret Service will arrest Gao Yi and others, detain them, and then hand them over to professionals for investigation.

The Secret Service is only responsible for protection, not for finding evidence.

What Panetta has to do now is to protect Gao Yi and others from falling into the hands of the Secret Service.

Panetta still looked at Xinfeng with a gloomy face, and said angrily: "Go back and write me a detailed report. If the Secret Service needs to investigate, you must cooperate with me!"

Xinfeng said dejectedly, "Yes, sir."

Panetta looked at the Secret Service and whispered, "The CIA is primarily responsible for what happened today. I apologize to everyone in the Secret Service for this, but... please pay attention to the subsequent impact of this incident."

No matter what, the Secret Service cannot escape responsibility.

But, having said that, today's incident is actually not that big of a deal.

Today, only a traitor died. However, in history, there have been several presidents who were actually assassinated. In comparison, what happened today is nothing.

It all depends on whether the Secret Service is willing to cooperate and give Panetta some face.

If the Secret Service is shameless and insists on giving in, there won't be any serious consequences. Anyway, Trade Winds just has to hold on until death. If Panetta doesn't give the Secret Service a piece of meat, it means he is incompetent.

The Secret Service people are obviously aware of this. Should they stand up for a dead person or make friends with the CIA director and come up with a reasonable and legal report so that everyone present can be credited? This choice is very easy to make.

The deputy director of the Secret Service waved his hand, signaling the people who had been holding Gao Yi to let go, then turned to Panetta and said, "You have to give us a satisfactory answer to this matter. You have to give me a copy of the original detailed report of the whole incident."

Panetta immediately shouted at Xinfeng: "You bastards! When you go back, write me a detailed report! Every one of you!"

Xin Feng immediately said, "Yes! Mr. Director!"

Okay, the Secret Service has given in. As long as the White House doesn't forcibly detain anyone, today's matter is basically over.

Panetta still had to meet the president, and he planned to go now, but the president acted faster than he expected, and before he could say anything, the presidential assistant had already returned.

The President's assistant came into the room and said to Panetta politely, "Mr. Director, the President wants you to bring a few of your subordinates to report the whole process to him. Go now."

Gao Yi was slightly surprised for a moment.

But it was just a moment. The president had wanted to meet him before, so it was not particularly surprising that he met him directly this time.

Besides, it's normal to meet Kemp in the Kremlin and meet the president in the White House.

The president showed a strong interest in Gao Yi during the last battle in Iraq. This time, he can meet him directly.

Gao Yi knew what was going to happen next, and Panetta knew it even better.

Panetta said to the presidential assistant with a serious face: "It is their honor, and it is also my honor, thank you."

(End of this chapter)