Chapter 747 We Still Have a Chance
Before monitoring, three times and three times.
Andrew Stumpf first watched it at 16x speed and saw nothing, then at 8x speed and then at 4x speed.
After watching the surveillance footage for nearly two hours, Stumpf finally confirmed that the other party had not passed this road, and had not even appeared on the several roads other than the intersection closest to here.
How did the other party get here?
walk?
Did they abandon the vehicle?
It's not impossible.
The command center began .
“How many times has this happened?”
Analyst Owen suddenly asked.
"I can't remember clearly." Theresa sighed, leaned back in her chair, stretched herself, and showed off her better body curves. She must have been too tired from catching people.
This is how it is when dealing with professionals. Many technological means are simply useless. They are completely in the dark and can do nothing while sitting in the office.
There is no Sherlock Holmes in real life who can catch people through reasoning.
Seeing that everyone was a little depressed, Robert, as the chairman and leader of the team, had to stand up and encourage everyone: "Don't be discouraged."
Everyone calmed down and looked at Robert quietly.
"The fugitives were indeed lucky enough to evade capture several times. The other side was indeed very professional. However, don't forget that we are also professionals. I believe that each of you has seen and knows this."
"If you want your information not to be leaked, you can use various methods to do it, but how tiring is it?"
“You have to be on your toes, tread carefully, and overcome a lot of problems.
In the end, he lived like a real fugitive and savage.
All fugitives must walk in the dark, and you know I mean real darkness, like rats in a sewer.
Anything powered by electricity should not be allowed near.
We have to go back to the Stone Age.
Maybe in a short period of time, it can be done, not only the other party, but each of us can do it, we all have enough experience and skills, but how many people can really do it for a long time?"
Owen curled his lips and wanted to say something, but seeing Robert encouraging everyone, he didn't say it.
Chairman, have you forgotten that the other party is an expert in wilderness survival? He can live in a desolate place like the Arctic for a hundred days!
A full one hundred days!
But the next second, Robert's words made Owen feel at ease, as if he saw through everything.
"I know that he lived in the Arctic for a hundred days and his ability to survive is incredible, but I also know one thing: people can never be separated from society!"
"Didn't you notice something? If he really wanted to escape, why would he take the risk to withdraw money this morning? He knew full well that the bank card was set with a pre-set alarm! Owen, you are the analyst, make some guesses."
Robert stretched out his hand and gave the opportunity to senior analyst Ben Irving. He believed that with the other party's ability, he would be able to guess it.
Irving only thought for a moment before he understood the meaning of Robert's last words: "The opponent doesn't want to end ."
Owen paused, returned to his desk, rummaged through the documents, finally found one and passed it around to everyone.
"This document contains some of our target's past experiences and deeds. To be honest, it is so exciting that it can be read as a novel."
"Ordinary people would be proud of owning one and proudly say they would pass it on to their descendants, but he did so almost every time."
"Of course, this is not the time to discuss this. From this information, we can see that the other party is very capable of handling things!"
"In any hostile environment, the target can accurately find the optimal solution and solve it in a relatively easy way. He has strong stress resistance, excellent physical fitness, extremely rich skills, and almost all knowledge..."
"If such a person really wants to win, he can just lead his people into the primeval forest. There are many national parks in Los Angeles, and there are not many dangerous creatures in them. At the same time, they are completely isolated from technology."
Everyone couldn't help but nod.
A junior fugitive who only thinks about escaping.
They will make an escape plan and follow it all the way, seek help from good friends, hide in the homes of relatives or friends, and if one home doesn't work, try another.
A mid-level fugitive who knows how to hide.
They will keep changing locations, use disposable mobile phones to communicate, do not look for relatives and friends, and seek help from strangers ; or they will camp, stay away from civilized society, and survive in the wilderness.
A high-level fugitive, in addition to escaping and hiding, also has to learn how to compete wits and courage with hunters. This is the level usually depicted in movies and TV dramas.
Primary, intermediate, and advanced levels do not represent the level of means, but rather the difficulty of dealing with these means for professionals, which is a universal rule.
But if it was Bifang who chose the method of an intermediate fugitive, the difficulty of would instantly skyrocket and he would become a super fugitive!
With the abilities of everyone present, it is almost impossible to catch him.
Are you kidding? If an ordinary person gets lost in the mountains, even a military unit won’t be able to find him , let alone a team of 35 people.
If you have this ability, you might as well join a search and rescue team. There are so many people missing every year, and most of them are rich people. You can get plenty of money if you find them.
The reason why those who choose to survive in the wilderness are only mid-level fugitives is entirely because of the survivors' lack of ability.
For those fugitives, they can hold out for a few days, but no one can endure a week or two weeks. Once the supplies are gone, they will be waiting to die, and will eventually be arrested.
If Bifang really wanted to escape, he should have just gone straight ahead without any disguise. In the end, he should have just abandoned the car and gone into the mountains.
"But judging from the target's current location, he didn't do that. There is only one explanation. The target doesn't want to use his best ability to solve the problem, but chooses to escape capture in a more 'spectacular' way, that is, to become a high-level fugitive!"
“He would have been in the city to achieve the end result with a more comfortable life.”
"When modern people in a civilized society live comfortably and conveniently, it means that they will inevitably disclose their privacy. It is only a matter of time!"
Irving's analysis was so insightful and brilliant that it almost made people want to applaud.
In modern society, surveillance has become normalized.
Ubiquitous cameras, various identification devices, and "personal profiles" that you've heard of but never seen before...
It takes a lot of energy to avoid it.
Compared with the first group, the remaining eight groups were simply "disgraceful". They were exhausted from running around almost every place they went to, and this was proof of that.
The opponent's energy cannot be more abundant than thirty-five people, and they will reveal their flaws sooner or later.
Everyone regained their spirits and confidence.
Robert placed his hands on the table, looked around at everyone, and said in a deep voice: "We still have a chance!"
