A few hours later, Scarlett arrived in Seattle. After seeing Martin Marx and Adams's condition, Scarlett said with absolute certainty, "Chief, it was exactly the same method Jason used to knock out those FBI agents before. Full-body paralysis, unconscious and unresponsive."
"They might wake up the next day, or they might never wake up." Scarlett had tried this herself, so she spoke with certainty.
Before long, the network experts also reached a conclusion. They found fragments of shredded data and compared them with the records from the two FBI robbery cases. The similarity was extremely high, and they could more or less confirm that the same hacking software had caused them.
At this point, the suspect in the Boeing hacking case had been identified.
Jason, bald with a big chin, became the number one target for agents across the United States.
But where had Jiang Hao gone?
After flying out of the Boeing factory, he traveled dozens of kilometers before suddenly turning northeast. He skimmed along at extremely low altitude for around twenty minutes before landing in a hilly region.
He put away his flight gear and took out the locator for a look. Ha, he had already crossed the United States border and entered Canada. More than ten minutes later, Jiang Hao came down from the hills, spotted a small road, released a motorcycle from his storage space, and headed for Vancouver.
Vancouver was the largest city in western Canada. Surrounded by mountains on three sides and the sea on the other, it had a mild, humid climate year-round and a pleasant environment. It was ranked the third most livable city in the world, behind Melbourne in Australia and Vienna in Austria, and was a famous tourist destination.
By the time Jiang Hao entered downtown Vancouver, it was already