The court dispatched a team of elite personnel to take custody of the Transcendent Affairs Bureau's materials.
However, the case files were extremely solid. It was obvious that an expert had advised them, and no flaws could be found within.
The prosecutor in charge of the review said, "There's no problem with the case files, but something is strange. Are these criminals idiots? Why did their entire family turn themselves in?"
This was the only questionable point, but it was not actually important.
"We recorded the entire investigation process. There were absolutely no violations.
House Durles has simply had bad luck lately. Maybe they had a crisis of conscience, or maybe they lost their minds. Who knows why they turned themselves in?
Why don't you ask them?" the Transcendent Affairs Bureau replied.
It was obvious that they were lying through their teeth.
But the prosecutor could not truly make an unreasonable fuss. More importantly, the people from the Transcendent Affairs Bureau could all fight. A gentleman did not stand beneath a crumbling wall.
"I want to meet the parties involved and see whether there are any signs of torture."
The prosecutor made another request. He had thoroughly studied the Transcendent Affairs Bureau's methods.
Since they had used dishonorable methods, leaving behind some injuries was inevitable.
Those injuries could be said to have been inflicted by the criminals, or they could be said to have been caused by torture.
The truth was unimportant. What mattered was what suited the needs of those above.
The prosecutor believed that as long as he gave them a hint, the members of House Durles would not be stupid enough to refuse to turn on the Transcendent Affairs Bureau.
He had already put it very plainly, practically stating outright that there was something wrong with the