Zhang Pei looked strange and hesitated for a long time before he finally managed to say: "She and I met at a dating agency."
Ma Hongwen frowned, obviously a little surprised by this answer.
While remaining calm, Zhang Pei's personal information, a 38-year-old unmarried man, came to mind. If you are not married at this age, you are either too handsome and rich and do not want to get married, or you are too poor, too stubborn and too demanding. Obviously, Zhang Pei does not belong to the former.
"Blind date?" Ma Hongwen muttered, his expression calm but his tone not angry but powerful: "Why are you embarrassed about this?"
Facing the aggressive Ma Hongwen, Zhang Pei was completely helpless. Of course, he had no intention of resisting.
"It wasn't a blind date. I just went to the dating agency for an interview. She was a friend of the proprietress of the dating agency, and she happened to be there that day, so we met her," Zhang Pei said.
"There's nothing unusual about this," Ma Hongwen said.
"She... is the mother of two children." Zhang Pei whispered, and then added: "The two children live with her."
Ma Hongwen blinked hard several times and asked: "Is she divorced? You are single. Do you have a crush on her?"
Zhang Pei nodded shyly and said, "But she... seems to despise me."
Ma Hongwen finally understood why Zhang Pei felt a little embarrassed.
After staring at Zhang Pei for a while, Ma Hongwen said: "Wang Yuan'e tricked you into buying ***, and you went directly to find Professor Zhang Xiuwen. From this, you should have known that she was in this industry for a long time. Yes. A regular employee of a TV station and a drug dealer selling drugs. Do you think you are suitable?"
*** is ***, "***" is "***", although the two cannot be confused, they are like a pair of inseparable twins. Anyone who sells "drugs" in the drug black market will probably have drugs in their hands, and vice versa.
Zhang Pei couldn't help but smile. This kind of smile comes from the bottom of my heart when I think of my beloved.
The sweet smile was cleverly turned into a silly smile. Zhang Pei grinned and said: "There is no right or wrong, only whether you like it or not, and whether you are willing or not."
Ma Hongwen hesitated for a moment, and finally couldn't help but ask a gossipy question: "What do you like about her?"
"She is good at everything. She is smart, capable, temperamental, and good-looking. With two children and no education, it is difficult to find a job. She can only rely on her own skills to do this..."
Ma Hongwen's pupils shrank, his eyelids narrowed, and his pair of small eyes looked even smaller, as if they were just a slit.
Suddenly, the pair of little eyes opened again, shooting out a needle-like light.
"Relying on your own craftsmanship? Do you mean that the *** sold by the professor is made by herself?"
Zhang Pei was struck by Ma Hongwen's gaze, as if he was electrocuted, and couldn't help but tremble.
He realized he had let something slip, but it was hard to stop.
Ma Hongwen saw that Zhang Pei's face was getting paler and his forehead began to reflect light. He was obviously sweating. He couldn't let go of this opportunity to strike while the iron was hot and beat the drowned dog.
"You are an honest person and a smart person. You should know how to help her. Covering and conniving will only make her go further and further on the road to breaking the law, and the punishment she will eventually receive will only get bigger and bigger."
"Besides, how do you think making a false confession on this matter will help her? If you don't tell her, we won't be able to investigate?"
"Let me ask you again, 'Does Professor Zhang Xiuwen illegally produce and sell' ***? You can not answer, or you can say no, but in the end result, I believe it is very likely that you will be involved. .”
Under Ma Hongwen's close gaze, Zhang Pei moved his Adam's apple and finally truthfully confessed a fact that Ma Hongwen and all investigators never dreamed of:
"She doesn't make '***', but... she makes '***', but the *** she makes does not have relevant qualification certification, whether it is a hospital or...
Even pharmacies don’t dare to buy it, so they can’t sell it. "
"On the contrary, she was extremely bored, and many people were interested in the '***' she made using the raw materials of her own homemade ***. Over time, many people began to come to her to buy '***' in bulk."
"Most people make ** from overseas purchased ** as raw materials, so the cost is high and the risk is high. It is low cost and low risk for her to make ** by herself. The ** made from this raw material, The price is much lower. Therefore, many colleagues in and outside the city buy in bulk from her***."
"She has two children to support and is very short of money. Therefore, she accepts all customers who come to her to buy medicine."
It is not difficult to make "***". It does not require a lot of technical content. It only needs to be prepared and processed according to a certain dosage using *** as raw material.
Making ***? This is something that most people dare not even think about.
How many people can imitate a simple drug like Ganmao Ling that is so popular?
Therefore, Zhang Pei said that Zhang Xiuwen was not making "***" but making ***, which really caused Ma Hongwen's brain to short-circuit in a short period of time.
During the previous investigation and interrogation of Zhang Xiuwen, a small amount of drugs and a large amount of finished products were found in her "den". No one focused on the source of that small amount of money, and no one raised any further doubts about her statement that she bought "***" online from overseas by breaking it into parts and mailing it in multiple batches.
During the investigation and interrogation of other arrested drug dealers, investigators focused most of their attention on who they had recently sold "***" to, and the sources of the "***" in their hands were basically The "Professor" didn't arouse any more suspicion. At most, he thought that the "Professor" was probably the largest agent and wholesaler of "Pants" in Yancheng. No wonder he was called the "King of Pockets".
No one has ever raised questions such as "Why do you have to buy '***' in bulk from Zhang Xiuwen?", and no one has ever questioned why she, the general agent of "***", can do so through "transit and reselling". Monopolize the entire Yancheng "market".
When Zhang Pei said that Zhang Xiuwen "can only rely on his own skills to do this business," Ma Hongwen subconsciously believed that "professor" Zhang Xiuwen was at most an "ordinary person", which is what Zhang Pei said. Drugs are smuggled in from overseas and then processed into "drugs". Because of this, Zhang Pei went directly to Zhang Xiuwen after agreeing to buy the gunpowder for Wang Yuan'e, because she had the gunpowder used as raw materials in her hand.
As a result, no one expected that the *** in Zhang Xiuwen’s hand was actually made by herself.
Doesn't "Sweeping Monk" only appear in books?
There was a brief silence in the interrogation room.
Zhang Pei's few words really had a big impact on Ma Hongwen. He even suspected that he had heard wrongly, and even more so that Zhang Pei was bragging. But even a pig would not exaggerate such illegal things, but would only downplay them.
The masters are among the people, and the wisdom of the people is always immeasurable.
In 2005, he single-handedly broke through multiple chemical problems, developed core technologies in chemical production, successfully joined the world's advanced ranks (unique), and achieved the "myth" of mass production per ton of pharmaceuticals. The Liu Zhaohua case fully illustrates this point.
Liu Zhaohua was only a veteran with a high school education, but he once extremely arrogantly threatened to open the door to the Western powers with revolution.
Since there was Liu Zhaohua before him, it is not surprising that there is Zhang Xiuwen after him.
Therefore, Ma Hongwen is inclined to believe what Zhang Pei said. Zhang Xiuwen's "***" sales market is also very likely to be far more than just "inside and outside the city".
Damn it, what an unexpected discovery. Originally, in order to investigate Wang Yuan'e's death, the drug market was cleaned up, and they only thought that they fished out some small fish and shrimps. At best, they only fished out a big catfish. Who knows, but they were so confused that one of them had already been caught in the fishing net. sperm whale.
At this point, Ma Hongwen finally understood the reason why Zhang Xiuwen was called "Professor" by the drug black market, and also understood the true meaning of "King of Drugs".
Ma Hongwen habitually took out the cigarette case from his pocket, lit one and took a deep puff before calming down his slightly fluctuating emotions.
There is no doubt that it is imperative to re-interrogate Zhang Xiuwen and re-obtain evidence about his "den".
We also need to re-evaluate the Zhang Pei in front of us.
It seems that he does not look like a "smart person". In the eyes of Zhang Xiuwen, there is no doubt that he should be the legendary "pig teammate". It is no wonder that Zhang Xiuwen "disdains" him.
As for the fact that Wang Yuange deceived him into illegally buying drugs with just a few words, it seemed reasonable.
Ma Hongwen covered up the turmoil in his heart tightly and looked normal. He said very casually: "Since you know this, your relationship with her should be extraordinary."
Zhang Pei saw that Ma Hongwen was not as stern as before, so he secretly breathed a sigh of relief and said naively: "When she was tinkering with ***, someone had to test the medicine, and I just happened to be able to help. Over time, we became We talk about everything...good friends."
This is two hundred and fifty. No wonder I am nearly forty and still haven’t gotten married.
Ma Hongwen finally had a clear understanding of Zhang Pei.
"In other words, you must have known each other for a long time?"
"It's been six or seven years."
"You should have a better understanding of her situation. Then go on to tell me, where did she learn the craft of making vaginas, or was it entirely something she figured out on her own?"
Zhang Pei thought about it carefully and said: "She has never mentioned this aspect deliberately. But from what I understand, her ex-husband has opened a clinic before, and her father-in-law is also quite famous in the local field of traditional Chinese medicine. He has been influenced by his knowledge of medicine. It’s also quite researched.”
