Chapter 1013: Cutting the kidney to create an industrial chain
Ooka Hongye, who left, hugged the tray to her chest and let out a long sigh.
In fact, she contacted Iori last night, and when the news came back, Fujino's matter had already been dealt with.
Of course, she could immediately think of who dealt with it, it must be the old man of the Fujiwara family.
After all, Fujino-kun is his grandson...
But, it's hard for her to say such things, after all, this is someone else's family affair.
And twenty years ago, Aunt Huazi left the Fujiwara family, changed her name to Fujino, and broke off relations with the Fujiwara family.
Although the Fujiwara family is indeed somewhat ambiguous about Fujino-kun now, it is not certain whether the other party really wants Fujino-kun to go back...
If I say too much, it will bring him trouble.
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Fujian didn't think much about why Hongye felt weird.
After all, in his opinion, this girl has always been weird...
Back in the room, he put the laptop on the desk, and Hiroki's image automatically appeared in front of the computer screen.
"Hiroki, how is the investigation of Kurokawa going?"
Fujiano turned around, took out a bottle of drink from the refrigerator, and sat down at the desk to ask Hiroki.
On the computer screen, the image of Hiroki Sawada was holding a report in his hand, introducing his investigation results: "I have roughly investigated Kurokawa's case. The medical report entered into the computer by the hospital at the time recorded the transplant failure caused by immune system resistance."
"But according to my investigation, the kidney was not actually transplanted, but was sold by the doctor at the time after the matching results came out. It was sold for 20 million in total, and the money has been deposited into his overseas account."
Fujiano drank the drink and looked at the bank flow report that Hiroki called up, a little puzzled: "He, a doctor, should not have such great authority."
Sawada Hiroki nodded: "Of course it's impossible for a doctor, but is it possible that their hospital has contact with the buyer?"
"That's fine."
It's worthy of the world of science.
I overestimated their moral values.
Fujiano showed dead fish eyes and secretly complained in his heart.
Hiroki Sawada called up the profile of the hospital in question: "The doctor was just a participant. The important thing is the director of their hospital. The hospital is a private hospital with a good reputation, but in fact it has connections with an overseas human organ smuggling gang behind the scenes."
"When I was investigating, I found something interesting."
"There is actually another hospital cooperating with this gang, which is the hospital you asked me to investigate. The hospital where the doctor works is actually also connected to that organization." "In short, these two hospitals and the two doctors are actually from the same gang. They will send the matching information to the platform, and the platform will check if there are any suitable objects. When there are suitable objects, they will contact the doctor and take away the suitable organ. The transplanted object will usually use the transplantation failure as an excuse to get away with it."
"The final right of interpretation belongs to the hospital, right?"
Fujiano was not too surprised by this. He had heard about it when he was doing pyramid selling.
As the saying goes, capital can be shot for three times the profit. If it can make money, what else is there that it dare not do?
In some "private" and "black-hearted clinics", it is common to cut kidneys without authorization. Not to mention serious illness, if you fall, your kidneys can be cut off! Although such a situation does exist, can you be sure whether it is really necessary to cut it off or someone needs your kidney?
The final right of interpretation does not belong to you.
A kidney is 20 million yen, and it will only be more. What about cornea, heart, liver, and lungs? One person can sell them for hundreds of millions of yen. Even if your corpse is suitable, people can cut it up for you while it is hot and exchange it for money.
Friends who often kill people should know that the whole person is actually not worth much, and a few hundred thousand will be enough, but the one that is cut into pieces is valuable.
Not to mention kidneys, even bones and skin can be used as allogeneic implants, after all, the supply in the market is extremely scarce... After all, anything that is scarce is worth a lot of money. "That's about it." Sawada Hiroki responded to Fujino's statement and continued, "Kurokawa is a typical example, but his case is a bit special. I will use Doctor A and Doctor B to represent him. After Doctor A took away his organs, he saw his situation and directly packaged his cooperation with another familiar Doctor B, and the other Doctor B contacted him. , using his job to smuggle organs from abroad, and then selling them to that organization, and sharing the profits with Doctor A.
Fujino immediately understood what he meant: "You mean, this was a scheme from the beginning to the end?"
"That's right." Hiroki replied: "Doctor A first intercepted his kidney, and Doctor B used his situation to threaten him, forcing him to help in order to get a transplantable kidney, thus obtaining a stable smuggling channel for free. This is their common method, especially for some people who have certain social rights but not so high.
"This routine is really played, and it has formed an industrial chain. ”
Fujino pinched his brows and sorted out his thoughts. "Now, according to what you said, the gang actually acted as an intermediary, responsible for intermediary communication and finding organ sources abroad, while the doctors were the agents of various hospitals, responsible for communicating with buyers and selling organs to intermediaries."
"The hospital took on the corresponding platform work, and some of the powerful people in the company cooperated with the gang to form such an industry chain for selling organs?"
"Yes, that's it."
Hiroki Sawada was a little surprised when he heard this, "I just said these two sentences, and Brother Fujino, you actually sorted out their links directly?"
"I have investigated similar things before..."
Fujino was actually a little helpless in his heart when he heard this.
How could he not understand this?
In his previous life, when he was engaged in pyramid selling, his immediate boss was the kidney that he personally threw to northern Myanmar. Even if he had never seen pork, he had heard of pigs running. How could he not be familiar with this operation?
It's just like going home, right?
As for the fact that the kidneys have become industrial lines and assembly line intermediaries, Fujino really doesn't find it strange at all. He even suspects that if this thing is not a shady black industry chain, it is estimated that those people would have made it bigger and stronger and integrated the shipping business to create greater glory.
As for why the Japanese Qingtian master doesn't care?
I care about myself?
Maybe the master will change two kidneys for fun.
Japanese people are all cattle and horses, not to mention the foreigners who were deceived.
