Tim was indeed sensitive to information.
After learning from Jason that the chef for the farm gathering was a rather famous Cantonese Cuisine Chef, he looked up the location of the psychiatric clinic where Schiller had originally worked.
Actually, he did not even need the exact address. Schiller had mentioned Hell's Kitchen before. It was probably the collective name for some area, and one could find where Hell's Kitchen in Brooklyn District was on the Web.
After pinpointing Hell's Kitchen, Tim discovered that while it could be called Slums, it was really just chaotic. Because of Kingpin, the cost of living there was not low, and there were quite a few famous restaurants.
One Chinese restaurant in particular was very popular among gourmets. Many renowned food critics had eaten there. It was also one of Kingpin's businesses, even his most profitable restaurant. Rumor had it that its head chef had been poached from Hong Kong by Kingpin at great expense.
The restaurant was located in the southeastern part of Hell's Kitchen. Although he did not know exactly where the psychiatric clinic had been, Hell's Kitchen was not that big. One could drive around the whole area in a little over ten minutes. No matter where Schiller had lived, this had definitely been the closest restaurant to him.
Tim checked the restaurant's Google reviews and found that they had taken a sharp dive starting two years ago. Many reviews translated from traditional Chinese said that the head chef had definitely been replaced, and that many dishes were no longer authentic.
Such a famous chef could not possibly be unemployed. It was more likely that he had changed jobs. Could he have left the restaurant to strike out on his own?
Tim thought that was very likely.
If Schiller was also a