Due to time constraints and an overwhelming amount of intelligence clues that require verification, Abbas’s team is currently limited to essing the US police database regarding the missing persons case. They have uncovered information about the disappearances of these individuals.


    However, they have not taken the extra step to investigate the specific circumstances surrounding their disappearances or the locations where they went missing.


    Charlie, on the other hand, is acutely aware of the anomalies in the situation and has a nagging feeling that Zhou Bihua’s son going to Mexico at this time is suspicious.


    As a result, Charlie subconsciously suspects that the missing persons are likely connected to Mexico.


    Abbas is remarkably efficient. Within a short span of time, he meticulously reviews the case files of the missing individuals and exims to Charlie, “Mr. Wade, it appears that these individuals… went missing in Mexico.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Charlie’s eyes brighten with urgency as he responds, “Check to see where exactly they all disappeared in Mexico, and who they werest in contact with.”


    Abbas quickly replies, “I’ll look into the reports filed by their families after they went missing, as well as the confession records they provided.”


    “Good,” Charlie encourages. “Get a few more people involved in the search. I’ll be waiting for your updates!”


    “Understood!” Abbas acknowledges.


    After hanging up with Charlie, Abbas gathers several intelligence analysts from Wanlong Pce to conduct a thorough examination of the files pertaining to dozens of individuals. Ultimately, they reach a startling conclusion: nearly all the missing persons are connected to Mexico, with every single one vanishing in port cities there. What’s even more intriguing is that the families of these individuals reported to the police that they had traveled to Mexico to pursue opportunities as seafarers.


    ording to the families’ ounts, each individual had been in contact with a very resourceful Chinese person who had encouraged them to choose a career as seafarers.


    This Chinese-American had informed their families that working as a seafarer is grueling, often requiring individuals to spend six months or even longer at sea with little to nomunication with loved ones.


    Some individuals reportedly end up on fishing boats that keep them at sea for over a year.


    The families had mentally prepared themselves for the absence of their loved ones before they left. Therefore, when they lost contact for six months or even a year, they didn’t find it rming.


    However, as time stretched far beyond their expectations, with some families waiting a year or more, they began to sense that something was amiss.


    When these family members finally sought advice from the Chinese contact, they discovered that he was no longer reachable.


    Realizing that something might be wrong, they reported the disappearances to the police, but by then, the case had already surpassed the optimal timeframe for investigation.


    Additionally, since all the victims had gone missing in Mexico, even if the police wanted to delve deeper into the matter, they faced considerable challenges.


    This is because Mexico operates under different circumstances than many other nations.


    In Mexico, homicide rates surpass those of car idents,rgely due to the presence of numerous armed criminal groups.


    The number of members in these criminal organizations often exceeds that of the military and police forces throughout the country, and they are heavily armed, rendering the government andw enforcement nearly powerless against them.


    Moreover, these criminal groups have a long history of publicly kidnapping and assassinating politicians, having deeply infiltrated the military and political systems. In Mexico, criminal organizations reign supreme.<fnbcbb> The source of th?s content is find?novel</fnbcbb>