A Fate Worse Than Death
Back in the conference room, Scarlett still had not calmed down. She took a deep breath to steady herself before pushing open the door.
Everyone in the conference room looked at Scarlett. The FBI deputy director asked, "What happened? Did you get anything out of him?"
Scarlett shook her head. "He said he wasn't behind the cruise ship hijacking."
No one was surprised by that result. "Extremists like him won't obediently confess on their own. But the FBI has plenty of methods. We'll make him talk eventually."
Scarlett was startled. "He's terrifying, especially his eyes. I can tell he's a very frightening person."
"Hahahaha~~!"
The deputy director laughed. "What kind of terrorist criminal hasn't the FBI seen? I've personally handled several major offenders. Remember Eller Castro? When he was first caught, he denied everything, but in the end he still had to confess. He was sentenced to over a thousand years."
"I also handled the Holmes case a few years ago. He shot and killed twelve people and received twelve life sentences. For planting explosives in his apartment, he got another 3,318 years. He'll be serving more than 5,000 years in prison."
"Scarlett, it looks like you still need more training. Don't let criminals intimidate you. Remember, we're on the side of justice. We have the law behind us. All right, I'm going to go see that guy called Jason—or Jon Hall."
The FBI deputy director stood up and brought two subordinates to the interrogation room. Standing before Jiang Hao, he met Jiang Hao's eyes and said with a smile, "What should I call you? Jason, or Jon Hall?"
Jiang Hao calmly looked at him, shrugged, and said nothing.
"What, are you nervous? No need to rush. We're only just getting started. Let me introduce