Chapter 2114 Seeking Death
"I'm not crazy... I saw it... I really saw it, the White Nightmare... the White Nightmare."
A prisoner was holding on to a prison guard in the corridor, looking like a madman.
Other guards were dragging the prisoner.
The visiting room here is not the kind of visiting room separated by a window.
Some prisoners have lighter charges, so they can sit down at a small table with family members or relatives and talk directly.
The prisoner seemed to have just finished meeting his family.
Suddenly he went crazy.
I don’t know if I was stimulated by something.
Morocco Bik, who was also sitting in the visiting hall, looked ugly.
This was not the first time he had seen such a crazy prisoner.
"Belster, go and help me handle the parole procedures immediately. The sooner the better."
Totti Best turned his head and looked at Morocco Bic: "I heard that you have been coming in many times since more than ten years ago. Do you still care about these two days?"
"No one really gets used to life in prison," Morocco Bik said.
Totty Belst thought for a moment and said, "Bick, can you really think of a way for me?"
"You don't believe me?" Morocco Bik asked.
"We haven't worked together for more than ten years, and I'm not sure you still have the ability you used to have."
In the past, Totti Belst did trust Morocco Bicker.
It can even be said to be worship.
At the time, Morocco Bic didn't look like a liar at all.
Because the liar gives people the impression of being a sly person.
The original Moroccan Bic had well-developed limbs.
And he looks extremely honest and honest, which is really hard to believe. In fact, he is taking the route of high IQ.
Many people don't believe that Morocco Bic is a liar.
Coupled with his superb deception methods.
At that time, he was almost invincible.
No matter who his target was, he never missed.
Until he targeted a gangster.
At that time, Morocco Bic was too confident, even to the point of arrogance.
Scammers can deceive anyone, including police officers.
But never turn your target to the gang.
This is the rule of their profession.
Because the mafia can use any means to deal with them.
Scammers are always at a disadvantage when facing this group.
This is a matter of life safety.
But at that time, Morocco Bic actually used the scams that had been used on ordinary people in the past on gangsters.
Eventually, he had to hide in jail.
To avoid being chased by gangsters.
And more than ten years have passed, and Totti Belst is not sure how much he still has in Morocco.
"Belster, do you think I was just messing around in this prison for more than ten years?"
"Okay." Totti Belst didn't really believe in Morocco Bicker.
But he has to admit that having Moroccan Bic giving him advice will indeed make it easier for him to get money.
In the end, Totti Belst decided to help Morocco Bic apply for parole.
But when he arrived at the warden's office early, he heard that Morocco Bic could not be paroled.
Because Morocco Bic committed another crime during his last parole.
So he has lost his chance of parole.
Of course, it is not impossible to explain. For example, if you pay ten times the parole fee on the basis of the original parole fee, you can get parole approval.
But according to Morocco's basic parole payment.
If Morocco.Bik wants to get out of jail.
Then Totti-Belster needs to pay half a million US dollars.
It is absolutely impossible for Totti Balster to pay $500,000 to bail out Morocco Bicker.
"Ms. Capres, can you do me a favor? As long as you can do me this little favor, this check is yours." Toti Balster handed Capres a check of 20,000 US dollars. .
Caprice silently raised his head and looked at Totty Belst.
The look in Caprice's eyes made Totty Belster very uncomfortable.
"I'm sorry... I was offended." Toti Balster immediately reached out to take back the check.
But Totti Belst's arm was grabbed by Capres.
"Who gave you the courage to use a fake check in front of me?"
Totti Best's face turned even more ugly.
He forgot that this was a prison.
As a prison warden.
If I had no ability at all, how could I possibly frighten so many vicious criminals?
He actually rashly used a fake check in front of a prison warden.
I actually made the same mistake as Morocco Piccolo.
"It's fun to tease an old woman, isn't it?" Capres said coldly.
"Ms. Capres, you misunderstood. I took it by mistake. In fact, I am a lawyer. This check is an exhibit provided by my client. I haven't submitted it to the judge yet, so it fell into my pocket."
"Really, he turns out to be a respectable lawyer." A slight smile appeared on Caprice's face.
Totty Belster secretly breathed a sigh of relief.
It seems that the title lawyer is really useful.
"There are many prisoners in my prison who have been wronged, and they also need a kind lawyer to help them."
"Of course, I am happy, Ms. Capres. I will help these wronged people to litigate another day, but not today. I have something to do today."
"I'm afraid no, you can't leave." Capres shook his head and said.
"Ms. Capres, what do you mean? Do you want to illegally detain me?"
"That's right, it's illegal detention." Capres said calmly: "Didn't you say that Morocco Bic is your good brother? I'm telling you now that you can have a very pleasant communication with him. I will You are placed in a prison."
"You can't do this. You are breaking the law. I am a lawyer and I want to sue you..."
Caprice suddenly reached out and grabbed Toti Belst's hair, pulling it directly to the desk.
"Lawyer? Sue me? Mr. Totty Belster, do you know how many years the total sentence is for using large fake checks, paying bribes, and attempting to rob a prison by force? By the way, you also used violence here and injured many prison guards. .”
Totty Best's mouth was open, his face full of astonishment.
He didn't expect that Capres would accuse him of so many crimes.
This woman is so vicious.
"So, are you going to go to jail for a week or more than fifteen years?"
"Ms. Capris, have I not offended you?"
"You're setting me up with a fake check, why can't I?"
"I can give you a real check, how about you let me go?"
"Then you'll have to pay more."
