Chapter 86. You Don’t Trust Me?

It was a man’s body, between 25 and 30 years old. The time of death was determined to be about one year ago. After soaking in seawater and rotting on the ground for so long, there were no facial characteristics to be identified.

The forensic team attempted to reconstruct the image of his head face on the computer. They also checked the missing people's personal records and had used a DNA test to identify the dead body.

The body was confirmed to be that of Henry Texton, a man from Utah who worked in the Chasin Group Networking Center. Texton was fired for indulging in gambling and online games on the company network.

Jimmy learned from his colleague that after Henry left Chasin, he had trouble finding a permanent job. He had worked as a technical manager for an Internet café for some time. He lived with his girlfriend in a rented house.

The address sounded familiar to Jimmy. He suddenly thought of another person who lived there too. A few names came together i