As one of the world's foremost experts in psychology, particularly skilled in microexpressions and hypnosis, how could Sir Kwan possibly fail to recognize Lau Cheung-ching's current state?
His current dazed mental state was the result of being deeply hypnotized.
He had then been forcibly interrupted and awakened, leaving him only half-awake and muddleheaded.
In Zhou Quan's view, the other party's methods were rather crude.
Had he done it himself, he would never have allowed the subject to show any abnormalities.
Of course, anyone capable of hypnotizing a Superintendent in an operational role in the Police Force undoubtedly possessed a level of expertise in psychology that could not be underestimated.
Even if such a person could not compare with Sir Kwan, he could certainly be counted among the world's first-rate psychology experts.
Across all of Hong Kong Island, people like that could be counted on one hand.
Hong Kong Island had plenty of psychology experts, but those with such profound expertise who were also skilled in hypnosis were undoubtedly very rare.
Their methods were only crude in comparison with Sir Kwan's.
"Boss, these are the interview records taken by the Hong Kong Island Regional Headquarters Major Crimes Unit. I suspect Superintendent Lau Cheung-ching was hypnotized into committing arson."
While Zhou Quan was observing the arsonist Lau Cheung-ching, Yeung Kam Wing gave him a summary of his progress.
"I also obtained the records from the Central Police Station archives. Before setting the fire, he faxed out some of the files. They contained basic information about the VIP Protection Group."
Yeung Kam Wing had not gone to Central Police Station merely to question the suspect, Lau Cheung-ching.
He had also obtained copies of the other leads and materials and brought them back to the National Security Department.
On the drive back to Tai