Whether it involves the national police, the military, or the FBI and localw enforcement in the United States and Canada, they struggle to prate theplexities of the situation.


    The reason is simple: no one can exert control over the criminal organizations operating in Mexico. <fnfb1c> Official source is Find_Novel(.</fnfb1c>


    Onlyrger criminal factions seem capable of doing so.


    As a result, cases of Americans who have vanished in Mexico often remain unresolved, as American authorities find it challenging to conduct thorough investigations.


    When Abbas shared this information with Charlie, Charlie pondered aloud, “It’s odd. If they were luring people to Mexico to smuggle contraband back into the United States, that would make sense. But the fact that these individuals simply disappear after being tricked into going to Mexico is peculiar. What could they possibly gain by deceiving these people in such a manner?”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Abbas replied, “Mr. Wade, I initially struggled to grasp it myself, but I discovered a pattern: all the individuals who vanished in Mexico share a family background simr to Zhou Bihua’s son. They are all individuals or families facing bankruptcy, or are already bankrupt. To put it bluntly, those lured to Mexico are predominantly poor.”


    “Hmm…” Charlie remarked with a serious demeanor, “Considering Mexico’s underdevelopment, thebor costs there should be quite low. If they are going to such lengths to bring people to Mexico forbor, it seems like the costs would outweigh any potential gains.”


    “Exactly,” Abbas concurred. “No matter how you analyze it, the logic is hard to maintain. They identify as mercenaries, yet they target victims who are devoid of profit.”


    Charlie suggested, “If we want to uncover their schemes, the best approach is to go to Mexico ourselves.”


    With that, he turned to Abbas and inquired, “When is Zhou Bihua’s son heading to Mexico?”


    Abbas replied, “He’s going to Tijuana, a border city in Mexico, very close to Los Angeles.”


    Charlie smiled slightly, “His flight is the day after tomorrow, right?”


    “Yes,” Abbas confirmed. “It’s a morning flight the day after tomorrow.” Charlie nced at the time and noted, “That gives us about 30 hours before takeoff. We should check if Zhou Bihua’s son has already checked in and see if anyone else has selected the seat next to him. If it’s still avable, buy me a ticket for that seat.”


    Abbas looked puzzled, “Mr. Wade, what’s your n?”


    Charlie responded with a smile, “To find out what’s happening, I need to venture into the lion’s den. Since we don’t fully understand their motives for luring people to Mexico, it’s logical to investigate directly.”


    He continued, “Also, help me create a set of identification documents using Zhou Bihua’s son’s details, but substitute my photo. Then, arrange for someone to be at the Tijuana airport. When I arrive with Zhou Bihua’s son, you’ll act as someone from Soleil’s group and pick him up first. I’ll then assume his identity to meet Soleil’s contact in Mexico.”


    Abbas interjected, “Mr. Wade, if your goal is to gather information, why not send one of your subordinates to Mexico on your behalf?”


    Charlie replied calmly, “No, you have your own tasks to handle.”


    Abbas eagerly asked, “What would you like me to do, Mr. Wade?”


    Charlie instructed, “Immediately dispatch a hundred elite soldiers from Wanlong Pce to Mexico to carry out operations there. Be on standby at all times. I suspect Soleil is linked to the criminal groups in Mexico and may attempt to escape there. We need to be prepared to capture her and her associates.”