Dead silence!
Whether in the room or the other room, it was all dead silent.
Aside from illuminating a splattered stain in the corner, the Purple Light Source revealed nothing remotely shocking—not even the slightest bit!
The leader of the Action Team in the other room slammed his hand against the table. According to plan, all these coins should have been specially treated "evidence" that would react to fluorescent light. Once the evidence lit up, it would be enough, procedurally speaking, to prove that Lin Qi had hired people to collect coins on the market, with the purpose of handing them over to Mr. Fox so he could use the laundry's value-added services to quickly launder the dirty money in Mr. Fox's possession and then deposit it in the bank.
It was a complete process. Although, from the current perspective, every step seemed legal, anyone with a properly functioning brain could see something illegal in each supposedly legal step.
For example, in Mr. Fox's laundry, the price of washing a single garment might already exceed the garment's actual value.
Or take the people washing clothes. They kept stuffing the cleaned clothes back in and washing them repeatedly. That alone was suspicious.
Once people learned about the case, they would all notice the problems in it. But noticing them did not mean they could necessarily be punished by law.
Everyone knew they could not do bad things, yet there would always be people who did bad things and remained at large, because evidence was required.
The value of evidence and the law was not merely to deal with criminals. It was also to prevent certain special groups from controlling the country and society without restraint.
Everyone had to play by the rules. Whoever broke them became everyone's enemy.
They had to