"Everything has been found," Mo Nv said. The information Chen Mo needed appeared on the transparent LCD screen before him.
Chen Mo's eyelid twitched when he saw the files.
Psychologist, entrepreneur, retired soldier, businessman, lawyer—five different identities, four different names, and passports and identities from four different countries. The hairstyles and clothing in every photo were different. If Mo Nv had not used facial recognition, even Chen Mo would not have recognized at first glance that these four people were the same person.
Chen Mo roughly reviewed the four files. They contained complete identity and social records. The four files shared one thing in common: each identity was alone in the world, with all relatives deceased and only friends remaining.
Chen Mo looked through one of the files.
Wade Ector, born in Africa. His father had smuggled him into the United States. He had once been deployed to the Middle East and participated in the Gulf War, obtaining American citizenship. After retiring, he had gone into business and was now a businessman engaged in international trade.
The other three identities also had complete life histories, with records from childhood to adulthood. Information on relatives and friends was all present, even including files from their periods of military service in the United States.
Even Chen Mo could not determine which one was his true identity.
His current name in Angola was a long string: Reedman Karl Kovos... The file identified him as an Angolan entrepreneur, and the island was a private island he had bought from the government.
"How did you find the four identities?" Chen Mo asked.
"Mo Nv investigated the island owner's identity and found facial data from his photograph. Using facial-recognition image matching, Mo Nv found these files," Mo Nv said.
Chen Mo nodded slightly.
It could basically